Avocent AMWorks User's Guide Page 104

  • Download
  • Add to my manuals
  • Print
  • Page
    / 113
  • Table of contents
  • TROUBLESHOOTING
  • BOOKMARKS
  • Rated. / 5. Based on customer reviews
Page view 103
96 AMWorks Software Installer/User Guide
existing system (if any) on a different subnet from the AMWorks software must be manually added
and updated before discovery is successful.
Table 1.9: Troubleshooting - Discover Devices Does Not Detect AMX Switches in the System
Cause Recommended Solution
The Discover Devices operation does not detect all
AMX switches in the system.
Initial Installation: If the AMX switches are on a
different subnet than the AMWorks software, perform
the Add Devices and the Update Firmware
commands. Then perform the Discover
Devices
command.
General: Ensure that all AMX switches have
compatible firmware. If so, then verify that switches
and routers in the system (if any) have directed IP
broadcast enabled and the AMX switch(es)/AMWorks
software have the correct default gateway(s)
configured. If directed IP broadcast is not enabled,
discovery will not be successful. Perform the Add
Devices command to manually add devices.
The Discover Devices command does not work if the
local PC's UDP or TCP protocols are disabled.
Enable the local PC's UDP (port 9737) or TCP (port
9734) protocols. This operation may be performed
through a router, firewall or operating system.
Log in delay at user station
The delay you experience when logging in to the user station may have the following causes:
LDAP is enabled and you have a multi-domain tree. The user that is logging in may be in a
domain other than the primary domain.
All users will experience a delay while logging in to the user station as the number of LDAP
users increases.
Log in failure at user station
Table 1.10: Troubleshooting - Log In Failure at User Station
Cause Recommended Solution
When a user was created on the Enterprise
Authentication server, the option to force the user to
change their password was selected. The next time
the user logs in to the user station, the login fails.
Request that users log in to the Windows workstation
environment and change their Enterprise passwords
before logging into the user station and the
OSCAR
interface.
User does not exist. Create a new user.
You have entered the incorrect password for that user. Re-enter the user's password.
Page view 103
1 2 ... 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 ... 112 113

Comments to this Manuals

No comments