RoboHelp on Virtual PC (Mac)?

Does anyone have any experience running RoboHelp on a
Macintosh via Virtual PC? I own a PowerBook G4 with 512MB RAM. I
need to use RoboHelp (and Captivate) for an upcoming project. I
could buy either Virtual PC for my PowerBook (+ add'l RAM if
necessary) or a Wintel laptop. Obviously, I'd rather not buy
another computer, but will do so if RoboHelp (or Captivate) is
known to run poorly via emulation software. Any suggestions/advice
would be appreciated.

quote:
Originally posted by:
mballai
You might want to have more RAM available. I recently
installed an older version of RH on my machine (dual G4 with 1GB
RAM), but I haven't had time to do anything with it. Virtual is
usually just a bit slower than a regular PC, but it can do stuff if
there's enough RAM.
mballai,
Thank you for the advice. I have just ordered Virtual PC and
1GB add'l RAM (to bring me up to 1.5GB), so I hope to be up and
running soon.
--syncrasy

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Captivate on Virtual PC (Mac)?

Does anyone have any experience running Captivate on a
Macintosh via Virtual PC? I own a PowerBook G4 with 512MB RAM. I
need to use Captivate (and RoboHelp) for an upcoming project. I
could buy either Virtual PC for my PowerBook (+ add'l RAM if
necessary) or a Wintel laptop. Obviously, I'd rather not buy
another computer, but will do so if Captivate is known to run
poorly via emulation software. Any suggestions/advice would be
appreciated.

quote:
Originally posted by:
syncrasy
Hi Rossco,
Thanks for the reply. I suspect comparing VPC on Windows to
VPC on Mac is like, well, comparing oranges to apples. (Sorry,
couldn't resist.)
LOL, yep fair enough :)
quote:
For example, I found this statement in a review on CNET:
"Virtual PC for Mac 7.0 emulates an old video card with no more
than 16MB of VRAM. The result is that any graphics-intensive task
will be as slow as molasses. Running Windows Media Player on
Virtual PC 7.0 is worthless, even on a dual-processor 2GHz Power
Mac G5 with maxed RAM."
Can this statement be applied to Captivate? I.e., is
Captivate a "graphics-intensive" application?
Hmm, that is interesting and must obviously be a MAC thing,
as I have a Pentium 4, 2.53Ghz machine with 1.5GB RAM, all HDD's
are 7200rpm and a 256MB radeon Video Card. With this I can, and
regularly do, run 3 VM's at once (mix of VPC and VMWare) and while
VPC is slower than VMWare, they still run with pretty good
performance. 2@256MB RAM and 1@512MB RAM.
TPK is absolutely on the button with RAM, when it comes to
Emualtion software, the more RAM, the better performance etc.
The Cnet review really surprises me, as I thought MACs were
way better than that, and from what I hear, better performing than
PC's, but hey, you learn something new every day :). I run PC's
because that is what I know, so have not gone out to left field and
got a MAC...but maybe one day I could get one as a toy :) lol
My solution would be to buy a good Intel based laptop and run
VMWare on it plus loads of RAM, and you still would pay less than a
MAC :)
cheers
Rossco

HSRP Virtual IP mac mis match

I have configured multiple HSRP group on cisco 7206.
I have faced a problem in one of my data vlan group that the users are not able to access the virtual IP of this group. On analysis I found that the MAC address for the HSRP IP was different in both Active and Standby Routers [ Incorrect on Standby ]. I had to clear the arp table and then it took the same one. I have seen this happening in another HSRP group earlier.
Can anybody have any Idea on this ?

Yes, I have seen this issue where some ethernet interfaces allows you to have only one mac- addresss and does give some features. In your case, it has taken the same mac after the arp table refresh. I am not sure this will fit here, but still want to give you a hint and might work for you.
Please check the use of burn-in-address in the following link.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6600/prod_bulletin09186a00800a3d9e.html
HTH, Please retae if it does.
-amit singh

Virtual pc 7 for mac

I just received vitual pc 7 for mac and tried to install it. I am not sure why it is not installing on my mac. The installation starts out fine - it seems to install what is necessary and asks me to restart. After restart it should continue with installation but instead it asks me to fix or disable or decide later on the settings for this application- when I opt to fix it it restarts again. After restart it does not go on to continue the installation. After startup it just says the application failed to open - then - reopen, retry or cancel. I hit reopen nothing happens, retry it goes rigt to report to apple. I need to run virtual pc because of the many programs I have that only run on windows. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it so much. I did notice in the system requirements it mentions that I must have A native G3, G4, or G5 Macintosh computer — processor upgrade and/or accelerator cards are not supported by Microsoft for use with Virtual PC
• Mac OS 10.2.8 or Mac OS 10.3.x — a G5 Macintosh must be running Mac OS 10.3.x to run Virtual PC
• 512 MB of RAM and 3 GB of free hard-disk space
• A 700 MHz processor, minimum
I have a macbook - mac os x with 2 ghz intel core due and 1 gb 667 mhz ddr2 sdram.
I am not very technical when it comes to this kind of stuff - so maybe someone could tell me if I meet the requirements.
I was considering parellels, but purchased this because it came with the windows operating system - XP - and parellels does not - I thought I would save money and get a program that has both. I do not know what to do! Please help! Thanks!!

I tried Bootcamp, and it worked absolutely fine. I saw Parallels in action several times on different machines, and it looked fine, too. However, I did never work with Parallels myself.
There is no way running Windows software on Mac OS X, as the operating system interfaces are not compatible. However, there are several projects making Windows APIs available on Mac OS X, but none of them is really ready to use. Crossover is such a project, but not as reliable as a "real" Windows nor capable of running all software. However, just try it, there is a free of charge demo available, so you've nothing to loose.

HSRP : routers respond with virtual mac AND physical mac to ARP requests

Hello.
I've noticed a very strange behaviour on my two Cisco's 2621 with HSRP configured.
But first, this is a simplified schema of my current network.
1. Summary
- IOS version : 12.2(37)
- File image : c2600-ik9o3s-mz.122-37.bin
- R1 is the active router.
- Both have tagged virtual interfaces : f0/0.10 & f0/0.60
- NAT functionnality is enabled.
     - f0/0.10 is configured as outside.
     - f0/0.60 is configured as inside.
2. Configuration samples
R1
interface FastEthernet0/0.10
encapsulation dot1Q 10
ip address 192.168.0.254 255.255.255.0
ip nat outside
service-policy output parent_out_internet
no ip mroute-cache
standby 10 ip 192.168.0.2
standby 10 priority 120
standby 10 preempt
interface FastEthernet0/0.60
encapsulation dot1Q 60
ip address 192.168.1.254 255.255.255.0
ip nat inside
no ip mroute-cache
no cdp enable
standby 60 ip 192.168.1.1
standby 60 priority 120
standby 60 preempt
ip nat pool ovrld 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.2 prefix-length 24
ip nat inside source list internet pool ovrld overload
R2
interface FastEthernet0/0.10
encapsulation dot1Q 10
ip address 192.168.0.253 255.255.255.0
ip nat outside
service-policy output parent_out_internet
no ip mroute-cache
standby 10 ip 192.168.0.2
standby 10 preempt
interface FastEthernet0/0.60
encapsulation dot1Q 60
ip address 192.168.1.253 255.255.255.0
ip nat inside
no ip mroute-cache
no cdp enable
standby 60 ip 192.168.1.1
standby 60 preempt
ip nat pool ovrld 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.2 prefix-length 24
ip nat inside source list internet pool ovrld overload
3. Events.
- When HSRP first runs or when there is a topology change, the active router sends correct ARP gratuitous reply packets (with the virtual MAC address)
- ARP table is filled in on the Internet router.
- When the ARP entry in the table expires it asks for the virtual IP mac address (192.168.0.2).
- R1 responds with the virtual MAC address ---- BUT ---- R2 also responds with its physical mac address !
- So packets are sent to the wrong router (R2) which can't route any packets because the NAT table is not up to date. I don't even have NAT command to synhronize NAT sessions between routers. But anyway, it should not solve my issue.
It occurs only on the NAT (outside) interface. On the other virtual interfaces it behaves as expected.
I don't have any explanations to this behaviour.
For the moment, I have to keep R2 offline and bring it back online in case of failure.
I tried several workarounds but I can neither filter ARP packets (no such function) on my router nor on my switch (too restrictive).
If I forgot any information please ask me.
Any help would be very much appreciated.

Hello.
I've noticed a very strange behaviour on my two Cisco's 2621 with HSRP configured.
But first, this is a simplified schema of my current network.
1. Summary
- IOS version : 12.2(37)
- File image : c2600-ik9o3s-mz.122-37.bin
- R1 is the active router.
- Both have tagged virtual interfaces : f0/0.10 & f0/0.60
- NAT functionnality is enabled.
     - f0/0.10 is configured as outside.
     - f0/0.60 is configured as inside.
2. Configuration samples
R1
interface FastEthernet0/0.10
encapsulation dot1Q 10
ip address 192.168.0.254 255.255.255.0
ip nat outside
service-policy output parent_out_internet
no ip mroute-cache
standby 10 ip 192.168.0.2
standby 10 priority 120
standby 10 preempt
interface FastEthernet0/0.60
encapsulation dot1Q 60
ip address 192.168.1.254 255.255.255.0
ip nat inside
no ip mroute-cache
no cdp enable
standby 60 ip 192.168.1.1
standby 60 priority 120
standby 60 preempt
ip nat pool ovrld 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.2 prefix-length 24
ip nat inside source list internet pool ovrld overload
R2
interface FastEthernet0/0.10
encapsulation dot1Q 10
ip address 192.168.0.253 255.255.255.0
ip nat outside
service-policy output parent_out_internet
no ip mroute-cache
standby 10 ip 192.168.0.2
standby 10 preempt
interface FastEthernet0/0.60
encapsulation dot1Q 60
ip address 192.168.1.253 255.255.255.0
ip nat inside
no ip mroute-cache
no cdp enable
standby 60 ip 192.168.1.1
standby 60 preempt
ip nat pool ovrld 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.2 prefix-length 24
ip nat inside source list internet pool ovrld overload
3. Events.
- When HSRP first runs or when there is a topology change, the active router sends correct ARP gratuitous reply packets (with the virtual MAC address)
- ARP table is filled in on the Internet router.
- When the ARP entry in the table expires it asks for the virtual IP mac address (192.168.0.2).
- R1 responds with the virtual MAC address ---- BUT ---- R2 also responds with its physical mac address !
- So packets are sent to the wrong router (R2) which can't route any packets because the NAT table is not up to date. I don't even have NAT command to synhronize NAT sessions between routers. But anyway, it should not solve my issue.
It occurs only on the NAT (outside) interface. On the other virtual interfaces it behaves as expected.
I don't have any explanations to this behaviour.
For the moment, I have to keep R2 offline and bring it back online in case of failure.
I tried several workarounds but I can neither filter ARP packets (no such function) on my router nor on my switch (too restrictive).
If I forgot any information please ask me.
Any help would be very much appreciated.

Mac mini and lcd tv displays

I currently have a g3 ibook and a g4 imac. I've been debating on what i should buy as an upgrade. I've been torn between virtually all macs including the powerbook, ibooks, imac, and the mac mini. I'm moving in a couple of months to a temporary residence where space will be limited. I just purchased a very nice philips 37 inch lcd display with vga inputs and hdmi inputs. After much thought this is what i think i'm going to do.
Sell the G4 imac or give to my parents. Keep the G3 ibook but install the max ram for it (is 512mb the max for this old cpu) and replace the old airport card with a new airport extreme card. Buy an extreme base station. Get a mac mini w/ wireless mouse and keyboard and run it through the philips. Any thoughts?
If i go this route i keep the ibook for portability and the mac mini gives me a more powerful at home cpu. This would keep costs down and not take up as much space. Anyone have their mini hooked up to their lcd tv?

Hi Martin,
I appreciate your thoughts : I have a G3e key Lime Clamshell 466MHz iBook, I put a 256MB SIMM in to take the iBook up to 384mb and it's now OK for Tiger - I used the Apple Video Out cable to a sony CRT TV via SCART and was able to struggle thru Bridget Jones 2 on DVD , but got a headache! Wife was UNHAPPY. suggestion is avoid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(maybe sell your iBook at a premium on an online auction website?)
I'm pretty sure that Airport Extreme cards - being a different size and shape from the old ones won't allow you to upgrade that way. I did buy an Airport Extreme enabled Mac Mini 1.25GHz 40GB 1GB RAM for driving my Dell 26" LCD TV/Monitor. It is F A N T A S T I C ! The Dell W2600 came with DVI to DVI cable which plugged straight into the Mini's DVI with no adaptors. The Dell was recognised and a profile was loaded by 10.3
Most important point :-
I adjusted the Mac Mini screen output resolution to EXACTLY the Dell W2600 Native Resolution of 1280 x 768 (WXGA) (720p HDTV).
with a mismatched native resolution the modern TV's like your Philips 37" will start to resample and might make artefacts (mine did!)
The Mini's 32MB video RAM will not drive much higher screen resolutions than 720p anyway!
Well, after some playing , and loading of helper programs like VLC and MTR , then you'll find that Mac Mini to big LCD is the best ever quality that you've seen your DVD's played. When you download the Apple QT7 H.264 HDTV 720p trailers, you'll have seen the best ever TV quality imaginable!!!!
for extended use as a desktop PC, the Mac Mini would be better firing into a 17-19" LCD,
the 26-42" displays are so big that you have to stand 6+ feet away from them at least !!
I used a BT dongle (I had it lying around) and the Apple BT keybd and mouse work well, in fact, I can type from the other end of the garden - just I can't see what I'm typing!
I bought my 3rd & last Mac Mini tonight for Euro 399 (£264!!!) as the blowout of the Rev.A 1.25GHz 40GB 256RAM 32 VRAM models. My main Mini really uses its 1GB ramstick when encoding MPG4 via the EyeTV200, but the sub £300 price makes the Mini phenomenal, unbeatable and so versatile!
I'm sure you'd be happy with the Rev.B with the BTO options until Rev.C comes out!
what's the native resolution of your Philips LCD? is it video protected path?

Mac mini and lcd tv

I currently have a g3 ibook and a g4 imac. I've been debating on what i should buy as an upgrade. I've been torn between virtually all macs including the powerbook, ibooks, imac, and the mac mini. I'm moving in a couple of months to a temporary residence where space will be limited. I just purchased a very nice philips 37 inch lcd display with vga inputs and hdmi inputs. After much thought this is what i think i'm going to do.
Sell the G4 imac or give to my parents. Keep the G3 ibook but install the max ram for it (is 512mb the max for this old cpu) and replace the old airport card with a new airport extreme card. Buy an extreme base station. Get a mac mini w/ wireless mouse and keyboard and run it through the philips. Any thoughts?
If i go this route i keep the ibook for portability and the mac mini gives me a more powerful at home cpu. This would keep costs down and not take up as much space. Anyone have their mini hooked up to their lcd tv?

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Multiple disappointments with new Mac Mini

I 'upgraded' my trusty old eMac to an Intel Mac Mini running Leopard but so far I have been very disappointed.
So far;
DSL USB modem not recognised - had to be replaced.
Umax scanner not supported - will have to be replaced
All my pre-OSX software cannot be run.
iMovie7 not backwardly compatible with my iMovies - iMovie6 is the last one that will be produced that will access my video.
My Panasonic NV-EX3 video camera is not recognised, so I can't use iMovie6 anyway.
When logging out of accounts I get a spinning clock for more than a minute.
After sleep the mouse is usually frozen, sometime requiring a reboot to get it going again.
I have trawled through these discussions and found numerous people complaining about the same or very similar issues, but very few suggestions for solutions or workarounds, and the few that I have tried have done nothing for me. For example, repairing disk permissions, and unplugging power and other connections for >20 secs.
I am getting very frustrated with this - hundreds of pounds spent to end up with loads of problems, further expense and tons of stress.

Sorry to jump in at this point, but did you transfer your applications from the eMac using the migration assistant? If so, that would certainly cause the poor performance since you migrated PPC-only software to your Intel machine, meaning it'll run very poorly.
If you installed your software from disks and downloads, and used any 'non-native' versions of software, then this too will slow your system. You can check for that by opening Activity Monitor and looking for processes marked as belonging to 'Rosetta' - which is the translator included in Intel versions of MacOS to allow it to run earlier (in other words non-Intel-native) software.
Either of the above will create situations where you see the spinning beachball a lot, particularly if you're trying to do a number of things at once. Thus, what software do you have installed, where did it come from, and what are you running at any given time on the system?
It is true though that some older software (the pre OS X stuff) and legacy peripherals won't be usable, simply because it is not possible to make systems fully backwards compatible without giving up significant potential performance gains or at considerable cost. A Umax scanner that is SCSI based for example will be totally incompatible with virtually any Mac built in the last 5+ years (as I well know because I have one that I have had to throw away) but at the same time, technology has moved on in that time sufficiently that the older devices are often not much worth using anyway.
I'm not clear in what way the Panasonic camcorder doesn't work however, since I can't find much information on the subject. Typically up until iMovie 7, camcorders needed to be based on miniDV tape and have firewire connectivity. If this unit has that, it should work. iMovie 7 has far wider camcorder compatibility, and if this camcorder works with that version of the software, there is nothing to prevent you using iMovie 7 in future projects. If not, then which software were you previously using with it?
The stress and frustration is understandable, but if these problems still persist, and we can break down the process you went through to do the install and set up, and the issues that remain, much should be fixable. At the heart, the mini you have os actually very powerful and fast, even if it doesn't seem so.

Installing IE7 on VPC for Mac

Any clues?
I'm trying to install IE7 on a Virtual PC (Mac)
I downloaded this installation version
(IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu) whatever
that means (I'm clueless when it comes to anything to do with
microsoft)
The OS I'm running in the VPC is XP-Home I seem to remember
when buying
it. (again not a damn clue what it was I was buying)
Ok heres the problem the (IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu) file gets
extracted and
then up pops a window saying "the installation does not
support your
operating system's current service pack version.
Thats probably not surprising. As far as I'm aware its never
been
updated by me and I don't have Automatic Updating switched
on.
Obviously the IE7 installer wont install on any OS thats not
been
updated with SP2.
I have just let the Microsoft site trawl through my OS and
collect and
download what I assume was all the nececcary updates it
needed. The
result was "Your computer has been successfully updated -
switch off -
switch on and youre good to go - obvioulsy not.
So me questions is:
1) How do I find out what version of Home edition Im running
and if its
been updated to SP2?

Try to run the IE7 installer again?
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> Any clues?
>
> I'm trying to install IE7 on a Virtual PC (Mac)
>
> I downloaded this installation version
(IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu) whatever
> that means (I'm clueless when it comes to anything to do
with microsoft)
>
> The OS I'm running in the VPC is XP-Home I seem to
remember when buying
> it. (again not a damn clue what it was I was buying)
>
> Ok heres the problem the (IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu) file
gets extracted and
> then up pops a window saying "the installation does not
support your
> operating system's current service pack version.
>
> Thats probably not surprising. As far as I'm aware its
never been updated
> by me and I don't have Automatic Updating switched on.
>
> Obviously the IE7 installer wont install on any OS thats
not been updated
> with SP2.
>
> I have just let the Microsoft site trawl through my OS
and collect and
> download what I assume was all the nececcary updates it
needed. The result
> was "Your computer has been successfully updated -
switch off - switch on
> and youre good to go - obvioulsy not.
>
> So me questions is:
>
> 1) How do I find out what version of Home edition Im
running and if its
> been updated to SP2?
>
>

Using Packager to deploy without a Mac

Hi,
Will the Packager for iPhone be updated so that I can deploy to the app store without a Mac?
As far as I can tell, this used to be possible until the iOS SDK was updated earlier this year to include an application uploader tool. Is that the only obstacle? (obviously I will need an apple developer account etc.)
There are a few threads around which suggest using virtual apple mac environments, but I'd rather not bother if the Packager will be updated to allow a mac-free way of publishing.
thanks.

I don't think that this is something that Adobe can fix. The Application Loader is an Apple Store Tool that only runs on a Mac.

VRRP MAC address

Please tell me what MAC address VRRP uses for the virtual IP. Do all cisco IOS use only one unique MAC for one VRRP group? What about the virtual MAC address in case master failure, does new master(previously backup) still use same virtual MAC after previous master fails?
Also I want to know if it is possible that IOS answer ARP request for the virtual IP with master's real physical MAC address in some cases.
For example, R1 e0 is configed with VRRP, its physical MAC address is MAC-PHY, virtual MAC for that virtual ip is MAC-VIR. When ping the virtual IP, master R1 answer ARP with MAC-PHY, or other MAC than MAC-VIR. Is that possible in some cases?
I used 2610 and 3610 IOS 12.3 test it. And I found it always use same virtual MAC. But I am not sure different platform/IOS has different beheavior.
Thanks in advance.

Please tell me what MAC address VRRP uses for the virtual IP. Do all cisco IOS use only one unique MAC for one VRRP group?
>>>The virtual router MAC address associated with a virtual router is an IEEE 802 MAC Address in the following format:
00-00-5E-00-01-{VRID} (in hex in internet standard bit-order)
The first three octets are derived from the IANA's OUI. The next two octets (00-01) indicate the address block assigned to the VRRP protocol. {VRID} is the VRRP Virtual Router Identifier. This
mapping provides for up to 255 VRRP routers on a network.
What about the virtual MAC address in case master failure, does new master(previously backup) still use same virtual MAC after previous master fails?
>>> Yes, per above that mac-address is associated to Virtual Router.
Also I want to know if it is possible that IOS answer ARP request for the virtual IP with master's real physical MAC address in some cases.
For example, R1 e0 is configed with VRRP, its physical MAC address is MAC-PHY, virtual MAC for that virtual ip is MAC-VIR. When ping the virtual IP, master R1 answer ARP with MAC-PHY, or other MAC than MAC-VIR. Is that possible in some cases?
>>> I don;t think so since there is no interface command to tell router to use BIA for VRRP much like the HSRP.
I used 2610 and 3610 IOS 12.3 test it. And I found it always use same virtual MAC. But I am not sure different platform/IOS has different beheavior.
>>> It's not platform dependent it's how it operate per RFC 2338.
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Formatting a drive in NTFS with OSX

i got a mediaplayer harddrive which requires to be formated in NTFS.
How can this be done with OSX?

Will VirtualPC be able to format my disk to NTFS then?
I don't know for sure, but I can't see why not.
It is still Windows at the end of the day so should work.
Edit: It's an old article (2002) but [this link|http://www.macwrite.com/critical-mass/virtual-pc-mac-os-x] mentions:
I installed Windows NT on a fresh 2GB virtual disk, the default maximum within Virtual PC for this operating system. I even formatted the disk as NTFS, an advanced directory structure that is a vast improvement over FAT in many ways, including security and stability. Works like a jet!

New Mini - Firewire plug is stuck and won't come out

Hi,
This is a virtually new Mac Mini; A firewire plug from my 20" Cinema display is stuck in the firewire port and won't come out. (I'm trying to disassemble this mini to move to another location.)
I'm trying very hard not to pull too hard because I don't want to damage the firewire port. But I don't know what to do - it's just stuck and won't come out.
Any ideas? Many Thanks,
Frank B.

Well, I finally got it out after fiddling with it, and walking away several times. I had to make sure I didn't damage it, so I approached it very gingerly.
How did I get it out? It's amazing what actually worked. What worked was grasping ONLY the firewire chord about 1 to 2 inches away from the plug and pulling Only on the chord straight out.
Doing it this way, it popped out with very little resistance. Strangely, the Apple Cinema Display firewire plug almost seems to click when you plug it in.
So I immediately tested a generic firewire plug (non-Apple related) and it plugged in and pulled out with no problems or resistance whatsoever.
"This completes my test of the Apple Cinema Display Firewire plug." (a joke there)

NW702 EHP2: BRFPlus could not be opendend

Hi all,
After installing successfully the Trial NetWeaver 7.0 Enhancement Package 2 (NW 702) on an virtual machine (mac + parallels - windows 7 ultimate) I try to call the 'brfplus' Transaction... but without success.
I got following Error-Message in the IE-Browser:
"The URl doesn`t have an valid domain (eazzy8ca1 instead of eazzy8ca1.<domain>.<ext>)."
I only activated some services in the SICF-Transaction. Does I miss something?
Regards,
Damir

Hi Phillip,
thanks for the help...
But after setting the FQDN Parameter with TA 'RZ10' (according to your link) I try to save the changings.
Then I got an error message, that another Parameter is invalid (I think it was ada/db or similiar) I deleted this parameter, so that I got a new version of the Instance-Profile.
After Restarting the server I wasn´t possible to start the SAP NSP Instance with the SAP Management Console ;-/
It seem so that I have to uninstall the SAP System to try a new way...
Any other ideas?
Cheers,
Damir

WiSM - Mobility Group - Control Path Down

I have 2 WiSMs with 4 WLCs. Each WLC is in the same subnet. I have set up the mobility group using the virtual interface MAC address. I get a Control Path Down message for any WLC on another WiSM e.g
From controller 10.x.x.1 on WiSM 1, 10.x.x.1 and 10.x.x.2 (on WiSM 1) show as UP in mobility groups, but 10.x.x.3 and 10.x.x.4 (on WiSM 2) show Control Path Down.
I have tried setting them up using the management interface MAC address but when I click apply it says there is a problem creating the member with MAC (MAC address of the controller I am on).
Any suggestions?

It SHOULD BE MANAGEMENT INT MAC WHICH ENDS WITH ZERO..
Either
WLC >> Controller >> Interfaces >> Managemet >> MAC address
OR
WLC >> Controller >> Interfaces >> Managemet >>Inventory >> MAC Address..
Regards
Surendra

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