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If I connect to the OpUtils from web browser (IE), it is asking user name and password, what to do ?
The default user name and password to login to OpUtils is admin and admin respectively. Provide the username and password to login.
2. I started OpUtils, but it says port 7080 is occupied. What should I do?
OpUtils by default run at port 7080. If this port is occupied, you will be prompted to specify your desired port number while starting OpUtils server.
3. Whenever I start OpUtils, the browser opens to launch the client? Is there a way I can disable this?
Yes, you can disable this by clearing the "Open the client upon successful server startup" option under settings --> General.
4. After logging into the OpUtils client, clicking any links or tabs from the welcome screen takes me back to the login page. Why?
The possible reasons could be:
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5. In the startup, some extra processes are running in the windows task manager, why?
The following processes are started along with OpUtils:
I installed the product in Linux machine, why is the default IP shown as 127.0.0.1?
This problem occurs when the 'hosts' file under '/etc' directory has the corresponding hostname as an entry. Delete the entry. This will ensure the machine IP is displayed correctly.
2. Devices are not responding to ping.
This happens if
To resolve the ICMP Timeout, and the packet size issue, click the Settings link. In the ICMP table,
Note: When a Linux device is pinged, the default number of packets sent are 8 ICMP packets+ the number of packets specified by the user in the ICMP table. Hence, even if the packet size is reduced to 0 by the user, ping by default will sends 8 ICMP packets to the device.
3. Why does the Ping Tool hang when the Server runs in a Linux Machine?
The possible reason could be the given input machine is not in the network, but it's DNS name entry is present in the DNS Server. To resolve the issue update your DNS Server.
4. When a machine is SNMP enabled why does SNMP Ping tool display it as non-SNMP node?
To check SNMP settings go to Admin -> Settings -> SNMP page.
5. Why does the Trace Route tool display 3 different Response Time?
Each of the response columns indicates the response time of that router as each hop is tested thrice.
6. Can Proxy Ping be initiated from any Router?
No. Proxy Ping should be initiated from a CISCO router as Proxy PING uses the proprietary Cisco "Remote PING" MIB within CISCO IOS.
7. Is there a way to increase the timeout value for Ping?
Yes, you can increase the timeout value from Admin --> Settings --> ICMP page.
8. I see junk characters when I query a non-English machine. What should I do ?
To resolve the issue choose Admin and click on Settings available in the left panel. Choose the General tab. Enter appropriate character coding value and click Save. If the specified character coding is present in the server machine, it will be saved or else the default value is set. Also ensure your browser supports the specified character coding.
Devices are identified by incorrect IP addresses and host names.
The possible reasons could be:
the DNS Server is not reachable.
the DNS Server is down.
the DNS Server does not exist.
Try the Ping Tool.
2. The
Subnet List Tool does not display all the subnets in the network
Subnet List creates the list of subnets by scanning the route tables, hence if the subnets have been summarized into a summary route on the router you are scanning, the Subnet List will not be able to discover the subnets in the network.
3. How to enable the MAC Address Scan tool to resolve more number of MAC Addresses?
To enhance the performance of the MAC Address Tool either ping scan your network,or add all your routers,switches,and gateway servers in Admin --> Add Router page and schedule periodic scanning.
4. When I run the IP Address Manager Tool for the first time, it does not show any IP Address as available though I have free IP Addresses available in my subnet.
When you run the IP Address Manager for the first time, all the responding IP's are shown as used and non-responding IP's are put in transient state. This is because, not all the non-responding IP's are necessarily available; it may be down as well. If an IP continuously never respond in the next 10 days, then it will be shown as available.
1. Switch Port Mapper displays only the MAC Address and not the IP Address.
The possible reasons could be:
The Router input is not specified. Enter the Router name to map MAC Addresses to IP Addresses. The Router should be in the same subnet as that of the devices connected to the switch.
If the router input is not specified, the information is obtained from the ARP cache of the switch. A cache file is also maintained locally to store this information. Perform a ping scan of the subnet to update the cache and then perform the Switch Port mapping. This will improve the MAC to IP resolution.
2. How should I improve the performance of Switch Port Mapper as it is currently resolving very few MAC Addresses?
Use the Ping Scan tool to scan the network where the input router is present to improve the performance of the Switch Port Mapper tool.
Alternatively, specify the router and the subnet input in the Global Environment setting.
3. I did a 'Switch Port Mapping' using the Switch Port Mapper tools in OpUtils. In the results, I can see several devices connected to a single switch port? How is this possible?
One possible reason could be that the device connected to that port is a Switch/Hub. In that case, the Switch Port Mapper will show the devices that are connected to that Switch/Hub.
4. I am not able to get the desktop details for an non-SNMP device?
This happens when the specified OID is implemented in the machine but the OID does not have any value.
4. Why do I get the error "E5003: Unable to bind to Port -69" in Config File Viewer?
The Config File Viewer starts the TFTP Server at port 69 for downloading the config files from the Cisco devices. This error message is shown when it is unable to start the TFTP server at port 69, which can be due to the following:
When OpUtils is not started as a root in Linux operating systems.
When port 69 is already occupied by some other service.
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