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Doesn't sound normal. Sounds like something may be wrong with hosts
files so CM is resolving the name to wrong IP. There are checks in
Cisco Unified Reporting Tool to help identify problems with host
resolution and DNS. There is also 'utils diagnose' from the CLI.<br>
<br>
/Wes<br>
<br>
Charles Goldsmith wrote:
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type="cite">During a loss of network connectivity between my publisher
and subscriber, I cannot login to my publisher, it just sits at the
login screen "waiting for dfw-cm1" in the status bar forever. Running
version 8.0.2(40000).<br>
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And I know its obvious, but yes, I can ping and have full network
access to my publisher, I'm on the same network as it, it's the side
with my subscriber that is down.<br>
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Is this normal behavior?<br>
<br>
Thanks<br>
Charles<br>
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