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The reason this caught my eye is because I'm having a similiar problem but with CAT5000's. It's not a telnet problem but a device inventory problem that I'm having. Have you tried deleting the device and then re-discover it? That's what CISCO got me to do (it didn't help me but it may help you)...

Good Day all.... I'm attempting to sniff a user in our company who management thinks is using WINCHAT.EXE to communicate to other users. This user is sending nasty messages to other users and management wants to catch it in order to prosecute this person. However, when I sniff (spanning a port...

Sorry it took so long to get back to you guys. Thanks for all of your help. It was a pin-out issue. When inserting the "y" cable, it's looking for RS232. Not V.35. I wasn't making the conversion completely before plugging into the WANBook. Thanks again..

I have also seen this in my WAN sniffs of an off-site facility. That facility has a domain controller local to it. However, I still see logon requests hit each DC in our domain. From what i understand, this is normal according to the node type you are assigning in your DHCP scope. Although each...

wybenormal.... Yes, We have setup the "snifferbook" pod correctly. We just 2 arbitrary IP addresses (same subnet). Funny thing is we can ping the laptop from the laptop, we can ping loopback on the laptop but we can't get a response from the snifferbook. We are connected to it via a...

Ok, Hope someone can help out since Sniffer has been less than helpful in it's email responses to our questions. Hardware: Sniffer 4.5 version SnifferBook Crossover cable connecting the two Motorola CSU/DSU Cisco 75xx router We are unable to sniff our WAN segment. We are connected (with the...