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Been awhile since I installed a UM8000. I can't see the Port Status and I believe it has something to do with Java. I have the latest version of Java installed. Does not work on IE, Chrome or Firefox. This happened with our last install last year but I can't remember what the fix was. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks...
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You can putty into the UM8000 and from the command prompt type the following. This will show all port status in a command view.
sudo bin/./VMPorts 1 24 0
(1) = First Port
(24) = Last Port
(0) = Frequency in Sec / 0 Continuous
Ctrl <C> to exit
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I tried the above on a UM8000 and it is asking for a password. Does anyone know the password. I tried the two I know of that i have used with putty before but they did not work.
Thanks for the help
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