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03-27-2008 04:07 AM
03-27-2008 04:07 AM
PCM loosing switches
I just upgraded my PCM+ to ver B.02.201. Last night I dropped a whole bunch of switches from the inventory. I am not positive which ones they were, as I have over 400 across over 50 sites. I do know for sure that all my 1700 and 1800's did drop off and I found 2 2650's that dropped.
Any idea the cause? Because the 1700 an 1800's were involved (and only have one SNMP string) I am wondering if non standard SNMP are part of the issue
Also any way to check logs to see what devices were removed last night?
Thanks
Any idea the cause? Because the 1700 an 1800's were involved (and only have one SNMP string) I am wondering if non standard SNMP are part of the issue
Also any way to check logs to see what devices were removed last night?
Thanks
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