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ā07-30-2024 02:56 AM - edited ā07-30-2024 06:54 AM
I have this case of switches (from only one location) giving SNMP timeout error in prod but the same switches are discoverable in Test instance from the same windows server on which both Prod and Test midservers are installed. Credentials are testing successfully in prod in all midservers. other devices such as servers are getting discovered for the same location from same midserver. I did increase SNMP timeout and session values in prod midserver but that isnt solving the issue. what could be the problem?
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ā08-20-2024 01:04 AM
That was not the problem. problem was actually the credential record itself in ServiceNow. I had to delete the record and re create the credential record to solve my problem
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ā07-30-2024 03:16 AM
Hi Abdul Praveez
Some of the users are not able access production due one specific location from servicenow is working as expected please connect with local IT network team they will help you to resolve your issue.
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ā07-30-2024 06:52 AM
this is not a user related issue but servicenow prod instance
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ā07-30-2024 06:00 AM
Please work with your local IT team, it's the way to find out why some only getting the issue, It's the ideal way, thanks.
Manikanta Sanga
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ā07-30-2024 06:53 AM
how does our local IT team can help with this