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Hi! What is happening with the support for Trapeze WLAN controllers?

Case solved. This KB was the key to resoloution: http://support.solarwinds.com/kbase/ProblemDetail.cfm?ID=1263 Thanks to Solarwinds Support!

This didn't help, so support ticket is created #146671

We are also seeing this. I have created a support case #89950. But we are not using Real time Change Detection. Every time we start a download of configs from more than 10-15 devices, the CPU goes 100%, and the machine stops responding. We can't even access the machine from the console, so the only way to get in to it, is…

I would also like to see support for Trapeze.

Hi! We are using this UnDP for our PIX'es to see the number of sessions through the PIX:

Your lines are full duplex, which means you can have 100% recieve and 100% transmit at the same time.

Hi Chrisitne and thank you for fast response. Yes, I would be very interested in testing this in our IPv6-only environment. Regards Paul

You need to open udp/161/snmp) from your Orion-server to all your devices, and udp/162(snmp-trap) from your devices to your Orion-server. Then you also need to open for icmp in both directions. For the toolset to work you need to open tcp/23(telnet) and/or tcp/22(ssh) from Orion-server to your devices. Regards Paul

Yes, I want this too

We do also have a similar problem. When I click on Network Configuration Manager in Orion web-site, all webparts in NCM web-page display this error-message: The Orion server cannot access the Orion NCM information service. The exact error was 'Bad Data. ' Anyone know what the problem is?RegardsPaul

1440x900 on internal Laptop, and 1680x1050 on external monitor.

Hi Seyo I don't know what you are monitoring, but it looks like you are interested in how many concurrent users you have in the IVE. We have this alert configured for our IVE, and we get a mail when the number of concurrent users exceed 45: Hope this helps.. //Paul

Hi jcooler I have had the same problem. And the soloution was that there was not enough memory. So I moved the SQL to another machine, and everything was ok. The memory utilization was about 80%, and obviously that is too much. Now we are down to about 60% and everything is working ok. So I would suggest that you add som…

Hi Jordinho I have had the same problem, the soulution is to move the SQL to a separate server. Regards Paul Malmqvist