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  • I'll go a set farther and say it would be helpful to add blades in larger devices like the Cisco 7000. The chassis will last forever, but the Supervisors and blades go EOL all the time.
  • Has there been any movement on ad 3. "3- Support for EOL/EOS on cards that go in the Machine Types. I will use the Cisco example again. Cisco's large frame routers like 6500 chassis have multiple cards that slide in and each of these cards have their own EOL/EOS dates. So the chassis which is the Machine Type may not have…
  • I have attempted the same thing, and had the same results. I see the UCS-1.3.6.1.4.1.9.12.3.1.3.847.ConfigMgmt-Commands, and choose it as the Device Command Template (under the communication tab of the device properties) but I receive this error when I attempt to DL the configuration. Unable to locate or error loading…
  • Thank you! I begin setup tomorrow and that will help a ton. I know it seems like a simple question but I also wanted to try out the forums. Thank you for the quick reply.
  • Thank you! That worked perfectly
  • I seem to have the same problem. I upgraded to IPAM 3.1.1, and now all my Cisco devices that are not in DNS, have had their manually entered host names have been overwritten/blanked out. I called support and after waiting for a half hour, I spoke with a technician that told me this is normal and this field is always…
  • I replied: Thank you for clarifying the situation. This is a major issue for us due to the fact that I am the network administrator, and all of our network devices are not in DNS for security. They are in host files in our management servers. Because of this, undocumented change to the new version (at least not a WELL…
  • Jiri, Thank you so much. That did it! I had attempted to drag and drop from within the application (e.g. drag a pre-existing config. from another node to the new unmanaged node) and that did not work, so I assumed drag and drop was not an option. Thank you for the help!
  • I opened a case on this and the technician (Matthew) was VERY helpful. This was the explanation: The hostname section of IPAM has always had it's information populated from the scan results, this much is true. Any information contained in there will be overwritten with the results of the scan to reflect the changing of the…