Hi Eric,
re: S75_TEST unable to contact your Novra unit
>Have some new info.
>There is no firewall to speak of. And no selinux.
OK, Just so you know, Selinux wouldn't prevent you from seeing the UDP
packets that should be streaming from the Novra.
re:
>We tried the windows software and still cannot gain access.
Interesting.
re:
>We have a hot spare and plugged that in temporarily. We CAN access that
>now via all methods (S75_TEST and windows software)...but the other box
>we still cannot get into.
Ah Ha! Looks like your first unit may have some problems, or its internal
IP address somehow got changed. Can you 'ping' the unit?
re: I am not sure I know what you mean by "other access points".
>By this I meant if I have 2 sessions open and have one running
>S75_TEST....then try to run S75_TEST on the 2nd terminal the program
>reports 0 Devices ... stupid possibility, just wanted to make note that
>I've tried to think of everything.
Since S75_TEST sniffs the UDP stream coming from the Novra, you
_can_ have multiple instances running at the same time.
re:
>So at this point we're thinking a surge of some type??? And we're trying
>to find a way to reset to factory defaults. Any other ideas in the
>meantime?
I would send a note to the support folks at Novra. They should be
able to give you some procedures that would test to see if your unit
is still viable, and tell you how to reset it to factory defaults.
Cheers,
Tom
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