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Issue:
Cannot see load values in Connexium Network Manager 'Load' window.
Product:
Connexium Network Manager 2.0
Environment:
Windows 10
Resolution:
The Connexium Network Manager 'Load' window does not show any traffic load between the ports of two Ethernet devices.
The reasons for not being able to see a load value between the Ethernet ports of two different devices (i.e., Connexium TCSESM switch and NOE77101) could be either:
Cannot see load values in Connexium Network Manager 'Load' window.
Product:
Connexium Network Manager 2.0
Environment:
Windows 10
Resolution:
The Connexium Network Manager 'Load' window does not show any traffic load between the ports of two Ethernet devices.
The reasons for not being able to see a load value between the Ethernet ports of two different devices (i.e., Connexium TCSESM switch and NOE77101) could be either:
- Improper configuration.
- Incorrect VLAN has been selected.
- No traffic load on the network segment between the ports
- Check the load values of the connection between the server and the Connexium TCESEM switch port by opening the web interface.
- Right click on the switch icon and selecting 'Web Interface'
- Navigate to "Diagnostics --> Ports --> Utilization" and see whether there is load on the port.
- Go back to the Connexium Network Manager 'Map' window.
- Double click on the link between the two Ethernet ports to see what amount of traffic is display. (Note: The traffic is normally split between incoming and outgoing load.) to open the load window.
- Compare the displayed values with the values in Connexium Network Manager 'Load' window with the values found in the Connexium TCSESM Web Server 'Utilization' window.
- Determine if the values are matched between the two windows.
- If the values are lower than expected, then there is a probability that there is no traffic being transmitted between the ports.