Issue | Affected Version(s) | Solution / Workaround |
Warning - display data is not current. License count exceeded because software registration is not valid" | 2.x |
Contact Support to register product first. |
"Warning - display data is not current. Scanner does not appear to be running" | 2.x | Make sure the AutoIP I-Server and Auto-IP Ping Daemon are running in windows services. |
"Warning - display data is not current Scanner is in OFFLINE mode" |
2.x |
Make sure the AutoIP I-Server and AutoIP Ping Daemon are running in windows services. OR Database was loaded OFFLINE. This is for only for testing and troubleshooting. To load your database back to live mode, log in as admin, open System Configuration, Database, Restore Database From File. Select 'Yes' to stop scanner and replace current database, and select the same database without selecting 'Restore Database OFFLINE' option. Click 'OK', 'OK' to success message, and 'Apply and Close'. |
KPI status shows “This system does not have a valid service contract code” | 2.x | Verify that in “Enter product registration” the service contract code is present and it's status is set to OK. Otherwise, contact support to request a new service contract code. |
The search feature does not move to the correct node on Internet Explorer | 2.x | In the IE browser go to Tools, Compatibility View settings, and add the IP address of IntraVUE. |
IntraVUE doesn't work with the Chrome browser | 2.x | We haven't fully tested with Chrome. We recommend using IE 11 (or later) and Firefox 45 (or later). |
HSRP - HOT STANDBY REDUNDANT PROTOCOL HSRP allows two Layer 3 Switches (Routers) to be connected and share data. If one router fails, the other will assume all functions of the other. To complete the redundancy, the upper level Layer 2 switches are redundantly connected to each router. This has the potential for network traffic to take different paths at any time, although in practice it happens rarely. |
Any |
See FAQs, Known Switch Issues FAQs |
CISCO 2950 Switches The port numbers on the switch faceplate are the reverse of this switches internal port numbers, the numbers used by IntraVUE. Port 1 is reported as 12, 2 as 11, etc. |
Any |
See FAQs, Known Switch Issues FAQs |
HIRSCHMANN Switches Early versions of Hirschmann Mach switches did not report the Bridge Mib (RFC 1493) and instead used the Q-Mib. The Bridge Mib tells the port number for a MAC address, the Q-Mib is a newer standard designed to handle VLANs. The Q-Mib requires the Bridge Mib also be reported. The Bridge Mib is what IntraVUE uses to determine topology. Current versions of the Mach switches support the Bridge Mib. If you don't see devices being place by IntraVUE under a Mach switch, you probably need to update the firmware of the switch. Early models of some Hirschmann switches (4000, IP67) reported devices having mac addresses that were numerically close as if they were the same mac. For instance, two devices with mac addresses like 00 00 BC 32 F2 7F and 00 00 BC 32 F2 83 where the last octets are close, could be reported by one of these switches as being on a port when in fact it was not. |
Any |
See FAQs, Known Switch Issues FAQs |
HEWLETT PACKARD PROCURVE 2810 Switches This switch had an issue responding to SNMP GetNext requests in certain conditions. Software version N.11.15 corrects this behavior.
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Any |
See FAQs, Known Switch Issues FAQs |
WEIDMUELLER IE-SW22/2F-M V4.9 Switches |
Any | See FAQs, Known Switch Issues FAQs |
GARRETCOM Switches |
Any |
See FAQs, Known Switch Issues FAQs |
RUGGEDCOM Switches | Any | See FAQs, Known Switch Issues FAQs |
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