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Subject: | Réf. : [nv-l] Ciscoworks Netview Integration |
From: | thierry.van-mol@ciev.vd.ch |
Date: | Thu, 16 Jun 2005 13:37:27 +0200 |
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Just beware that the new CiscoWorks LMS 2.5 brings an undocumented incompatibility with Netview if you try to install them on the same box. I used to run Netview and CW2000 on the same Solaris box. I tried to upgrade to LMS 2.5, and surprise, one of the CiscoWorks DFM daemons tries to use the port 8888, which is used by Netview. This is not documented, and until now, Cisco TAC could not provide a workaraound. Thierry |
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