The Checkpoint firewall software runs on various hardware vendors. For whatever reason they decided that to access the Checkpoint specific MIBs that a second SNMP agent would listen on port 260 of the device instead of including those MIBs in the main system SNMP agent. This second agent can also be...

NetMRI uses the following process in selecting a management IP Address: - Loopback IP - The first interface - If it still cannot find one, it takes the first Address from the "ipAddr" table You can select a different management IP Address for the device via "Device Viewer-> Settings"...

The Current NetMRI Upgrade Path: 2.0p1 -> 2.1 -> 2.3.2 -> 2.4.1.13 2.2.5 -> 2.3.2 -> 2.4.1.13 2.3.1 -> 2.3.2 -> 2.4.1.13

To reset the known U/P credentials for ALL devices Settings Tab -> Settings -> Config Collector Click the "Reset All Authentication Info" button To reset the known U/P credentials for a single device Open the Device Viewer for the particular device Select Config Files -> Settings On...

Navigate to: Results->Network->Device Search Enter the IP Address of a device From the "Device Search Results" page, click on the device IP Address and a pop-up window will appear This pop-up window is called the "Device Viewer", which contains specific information about this...

By reassigning devices ( the devices that you no longer want to count against the license) to a group with a higher ranking than the highest group already defined and disabling SNMP for this group, would in effect stop those devices from be counted towards the device limit. Or You could exclude the CIDR's...

There are times, used for troubleshooting purposes, that Netcordia will ask you to upload log files. This is the procedure used to do so. - Select "Settings">"Database">"Send Tech Data" - From the Data Categories drop down select the logs files which need to be sent...

Click on the "Help" button in the upper right-hand corner of any screen. *Note* You can also save the manual to your local computer

To get to the Device Viewer for a specific device: Via the GUI: "Results">"Network">"Device Groups" Click on the desired group and then click on the specific device IP. This will launch the Device Viewer for the device

On the "Settings" page, click the "Show passwords" drop-down and click "Yes"