https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/sim-discovery-failure/m-p/3767777#M19577 Sounds like you covered the bases I would have checked right away, but if you dont mind, lets re-visit.<BR /><BR />Check your DNS tables for any dis jointed conventions. If you have dual ethernet cards, do you have them multi-homed? Are you "teaming". If you have multiple ports and you are only using one of them, try disabling the other. Also try flushing your DNS using c:\ipconfig /flushdns and then use c:\ipconfig /registerdns. Also, try shutting down one of the servers and see if you get the same results. Also try doing a c:\tracert "servername" and see what that tells you. Try a c:\ping -a "servername" and see what comes back. <BR /><BR />I hope if I have not provided you the right answer that hopefully I trigger something for you in the right direction. Good luck and let me know what the answer was for you.<BR /><BR />Have a great Weekend.<BR /><BR />Mickey Fri, 07 Apr 2006 05:18:49 GMT Mickey Agee 2006-04-07T05:18:49Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/sim-discovery-failure/m-p/3767776#M19576 I have a strange trouble in discovery function. I have two servers (Proliant 5500 with NT4-Sp6a) in two separate subnet. When i SIM 50 perform discovery of server A, the server is correctly inserted in database with all data but with a inconsistent information the server appears with two IP address, one is right other is ip address of server B!! <BR />Same problem occurs when is performed the discovery on server B. <BR />I have checked servers network configuration, DNS, WINS but all seem correct. I don't found any indication about the problem. Uninstall e install of last PSP (6.30a) has not provide results.<BR />Anyone has an idea about my problem ? Fri, 07 Apr 2006 03:20:55 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/sim-discovery-failure/m-p/3767776#M19576 Fab_3 2006-04-07T03:20:55Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/sim-discovery-failure/m-p/3767777#M19577 Sounds like you covered the bases I would have checked right away, but if you dont mind, lets re-visit.<BR /><BR />Check your DNS tables for any dis jointed conventions. If you have dual ethernet cards, do you have them multi-homed? Are you "teaming". If you have multiple ports and you are only using one of them, try disabling the other. Also try flushing your DNS using c:\ipconfig /flushdns and then use c:\ipconfig /registerdns. Also, try shutting down one of the servers and see if you get the same results. Also try doing a c:\tracert "servername" and see what that tells you. Try a c:\ping -a "servername" and see what comes back. <BR /><BR />I hope if I have not provided you the right answer that hopefully I trigger something for you in the right direction. Good luck and let me know what the answer was for you.<BR /><BR />Have a great Weekend.<BR /><BR />Mickey Fri, 07 Apr 2006 05:18:49 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/sim-discovery-failure/m-p/3767777#M19577 Mickey Agee 2006-04-07T05:18:49Z