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Getting attached error when trying to log in with ccmadmin account for Unity. I can still log in with Admin to OS Administration and CLI. I also tried 'set session maxlimit 99' which didn't help. Running version. Any help is appreciated.
We're trying to clean up our voicemail. And that includes trying to figure out which mailboxes are actually active, meaning people still use them, because we have plenty of voice mailboxes that are set up for shared extensions that people might not ...
So, got tasked with providing a list of hunt groups to management including what extensions and other hunt groups those hunt groups might point to. I was thinking a Visio or Excel sheet might be good. But other than going into Call Manager Administ...
We have 5 UCS chassis all with UCS B220 M3 or M4 servers. I am trying to find the CIMC IP addresses for the blades.
I thought it might be Servers > Service Profiles > root > Service Profile Name > General > Management IP, but that just gave me a...
Yes, I can ping the IPs for the CIMCs. And can also telnet to port 80 and 443 as well. Also double checked with our firewall guy to make sure there's no restrictions. None.
But...
I was using Chrome. Tried in IE and had no problem.
Thanks.
Thanks. I found the IP but when I try to open, I just get "This site can't be reached". I'm also getting this from any IP that's listed for CIMC for any blades in the chasses.
Got it to work. Kept trying to put in the name of our vrf, which is mgmt0. However, all I had to put in was management:
copy sftp://sftp@10.5.128.63/nxos.7.0.3.I4.8a.bin bootflash: vrf management
Works.
DMZ-R2-4# copy sftp://sftp@10.5.138.63/n3000-uk9.6.0.2.U6.8.bin bootflash:Enter vrf (If no input, current vrf 'default' is considered):
ssh: connect to host 10.5.138.63 port 22: No route to hostCouldn't read packet: Connection reset by peer
it can'...
