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Hmmm...I had accidently installed VoIP Monitor 2.1 but I just uninstalled it because we have a SQL 2000 database so I assumed it wouldn't work. I had looked back through the documentation and it looks like 2.0 service pack 3 was the last version to officially support SQL 2000. I meant to install THAT version but you know…
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I have about 350 devices and using a combination of ssh, snmp and tftp, I was able to get all of them to successfully download. Since the protocol choice is a manual selection and Cirrus has those handy "verify" buttons, it was a piece of cake!
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If you know SQL maybe you could find the table where all the IP addresses are held and insert them from a text file.
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We are having exactly the same issue where I work. I'll go to check data on a switch or a router and there will be no data for the last day or 2. I reboot the server and I start getting data again. In my case, I doubt it is System Manager because no one is in it for that long a period of time.
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Hmmm.....not sure what your issue is but I just installed Cirrus last week. The config backups ran for 3 days then stopped. No errors in the log and launching it by clicking on the start button didn't do anything either. I deleted the job and created a new one. We'll see tomorrow if it worked. I only chimed in because I…
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I opened up a ticket and got a resolution to this one, at least as it pertains to using the "Specify a Selection Criteria" button in the Execute Script pane in NCM. Oddly enough, you can't use the Node Name when building your Query. You have to use the System Name instead (under Discovered Properties). I was told the Node…
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It sounds like you need a terminal emulator with good macro or scripting functions. The last time I needed to gather info from many switches I used Tera Term Pro and wrote a script that had it log in to each switch, download the mac-address table and append it to a file. Tera Term Pro only supports telnet but I was lucky…
