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245.1 | some suggestions | GIDDAY::DRANSFIELD | Mike Dransfield, Sydney RSSG | Sat May 22 1993 06:55 | 10 |
| re; .0
Is the thinwire port on the side of hub 1 terminated?
Have you reset the DECbridge in hub 1 to factory default? Hold in the
recessed button on the front and power cycle.
Have you reset the DECagent to factory defaults and tried configuring
agina? same procedure as DECbridge.
Have you swapped the DECagent (I have seen a high failure rate)
thats everything I've ever tried...
mike
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245.2 | Termination and bridge password? | QUIVER::GAUDET | | Tue May 25 1993 13:00 | 13 |
| Yes, Mike's suggestions are good ones. I would also add that you
should make sure there is a properly terminated connection on the
bridge's backbone (front panel) port (whichever one is selected by the
switch). I've seen some strange behavior when you select the BNC with
the switch but leave the connector unterminated. A T-connector with
two terminators is the proper way to terminate that port.
It almost sounds like there is a password set on the bridge which is
preventing the agent from getting the information that HUBwatch is
requesting. Resetting the bridge to factory settings will clear any
password that may be set.
...Roger...
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245.3 | Still a Problem | SAC::HERBERT | Paul Herbert UK Govt A/cs | Thu Jun 24 1993 08:30 | 19 |
| I've tried everything in the previous replies except replacing the Agent
hardware. Surely the h/w isn't so flaky that I get 4 out of 5 faulty ;^)
I still can't manage the bridge. In the command line window I get the following
messages when I select an Agent/community and want to "look into" the bridge.
(W) status poll: can't reach slot 1
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.
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(W) status poll: can't reach slot 5
(E) Failed to get IF interface
A terminal connected to the Agent has no problem managing the community.
This would appear to be similar to the problem #1 in 284.0
Paul.
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245.4 | 1.1 agent? | GIDDAY::DRANSFIELD | Mike Dransfield, Sydney RSSG | Thu Jun 24 1993 21:27 | 12 |
| re: .last
ARe you using DECagent T1.1 firmware?
I just tried using HUBwatch V1.1 with DECagent T1.1 and DECbridge
90 V3.1 (or 3.0) and get the same symptoms.
If I connect to the bridge, I get a "bridge is not hub manager" message
when I do a show repeater.
If I use a DECagent with V1.0, or I use a DECagent with no bridge, then
I can manage the repeaters.
I can't find a combination that will work to manage both bridges, and
repeaters and fibre stuff... :-(
Mike
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