8770 r4.2 on win server2019

[anisbou]

hi
i installed the 8770 R4.2 on a server2019,it ends sucessfully.i have to declare my OXE R12.4 on this server,siteid gives these parameters:
network :0
Node :1
So in the 8770 i do the following settings:
networks =1 ,subnetwork =0 and node =1 , but i have a MIB synchronisation error

[oldboy]

have you put adfexc, swinst and mtcl parameters in

[anisbou]

yes all password are putten

[fery_s]

hi
i installed the 8770 R4.2 on a server2019,it ends sucessfully.i have to declare my OXE R12.4 on this server,siteid gives these parameters:
network :0
Node :1
So in the 8770 i do the following settings:
networks =1 ,subnetwork =0 and node =1 , but i have a MIB synchronisation error

you must set this Parameter:
networks =0 ,subnetwork =0 and node =1

[haroun]

iproutes are ok , ov8770 IS IN THE TRUSTED LIST, netadmin -m option 2 to see subnetwork number

[alex]

you must set this Parameter:
networks =0 ,subnetwork =0 and node =1

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Actually it's written in Documentation how to create OXE node in 8770.

[anisbou]

iproutes are ok , ov8770 IS IN THE TRUSTED LIST, netadmin -m option 2 to see subnetwork number

The oxe and 8770 are in the same lan and we can telnet oxe from ov8770 server
As i said node is 1 and network is 0

[anisbou]

you must set this Parameter:
networks =0 ,subnetwork =0 and node =1

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Actually it's written in Documentation how to create OXE node in 8770.

In the documentation we must set
Network:1
Subnetwork:0
Node:1

[haroun]

iproutes are ok , ov8770 IS IN THE TRUSTED LIST, netadmin -m option 2 to see subnetwork number

The oxe and 8770 are in the same lan and we can telnet oxe from ov8770 server
As i said node is 1 and network is 0

netadmin -m option 2 u will see your subnet number , all my nodes are under subnet=0 so declaration in ov 0-0- nodenumber

[fery_s]

you must set this Parameter:
networks =0 ,subnetwork =0 and node =1

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Actually it's written in Documentation how to create OXE node in 8770.

In the documentation we must set
Network:1
Subnetwork:0
Node:1

according to the omnivista 8770 documentation:
If the subnetwork contains OmniPCX Enterprise nodes, the subnetwork number must be equal to the network number of OmniPCX Enterprise nodes

When you declare an OmniPCX Enterprise, the node number must comply with OmniPCX Enterprise configuration and must be declared according to one of the following syntax:
• R x 100 + N, by default
• R x 1000 + N, if specified at node installation
R = subnetwork number and N = node number
Note:
Errors made during entry are not corrected. if an error is made, the node must be deleted and created again.
Example:
For node 5 (N=5) which belongs to subnetwork 2 (R=2), according to the case:
• Node Number field = 205
• Node Number field = 2005


that means when in OXE you have Network=1 and node=1 in 8770 you must set Subnetwor=1 and Subnetwork-Nodenumber=101