Good morning all,
We have a 4 site configuration with the following equipment:
Director version: 7.5 Release: 12.14.4002.0
Site 1 - SG-T1, SG-90, SG-90, Director server on vlan2 (Workstations/Servers on vlan1)
Site 2 - SG-T1, SG-50 on default vlan1
Site 3 - SG-T1, SG-50 on default vlan1
Site 4 - SG-T1, SG-50 on default vlan1
Frequently Site 2 and Site 3's SG-50 hardware will lose communication with the Director server. Pinging the device from the Director server will come back with no response.
However, I can ping the device from any workstation or server from any of the sites so it's a specific break between Director and the SG-50 box.
The only way to resolve this issue is to power-cycle the device or if I leave telnet enabled, I can telnet into the box from another site to do a soft reboot.
Site 1 & 4 equipment has never had this problem so I'm wondering if the hardware is failing or if there is an issue with the Director software.
Any help on this issue is most appreciated.
Thank you,
We have a 4 site configuration with the following equipment:
Director version: 7.5 Release: 12.14.4002.0
Site 1 - SG-T1, SG-90, SG-90, Director server on vlan2 (Workstations/Servers on vlan1)
Site 2 - SG-T1, SG-50 on default vlan1
Site 3 - SG-T1, SG-50 on default vlan1
Site 4 - SG-T1, SG-50 on default vlan1
Frequently Site 2 and Site 3's SG-50 hardware will lose communication with the Director server. Pinging the device from the Director server will come back with no response.
However, I can ping the device from any workstation or server from any of the sites so it's a specific break between Director and the SG-50 box.
The only way to resolve this issue is to power-cycle the device or if I leave telnet enabled, I can telnet into the box from another site to do a soft reboot.
Site 1 & 4 equipment has never had this problem so I'm wondering if the hardware is failing or if there is an issue with the Director software.
Any help on this issue is most appreciated.
Thank you,
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