Hoping someone might be able help to give me a hand with this NBX 100 Hard Drive replacement/restore problem...
I recently upgraded from R4.1.71 to R4.4.12 to R5.0.31 and then to R6.0.63. Sense then every two days or so I receive Memory Allocation problems and the system crashes and has to be rebooted. So i figured my vendor didn't tell me that I probably needed a memory upgrade going to version 6. Turns out I have 64MB, which according to him is plenty. He said that all signs point to a faulty hard drive...ugh, ok, so I purchase one and attempt to replace it. In doing so, I do a full restore off a recent copy in Netset and low and behold the license file fails. Gives me this error:
"The license backup file(htfs0/3ComNBXLic.tar) that you are trying to restore does not match this NBX system. Close this window and locate the correct file."
My vendor suggested that i try powering off the device and removing all Digital and Analog line cards and rebooting the system and give it that a try. Suggested that there is a NBX MAC address disassociation with one of the cards and removing it might clear the error. Ah, to no avail. Anyone savy enough to take a stab?
I recently upgraded from R4.1.71 to R4.4.12 to R5.0.31 and then to R6.0.63. Sense then every two days or so I receive Memory Allocation problems and the system crashes and has to be rebooted. So i figured my vendor didn't tell me that I probably needed a memory upgrade going to version 6. Turns out I have 64MB, which according to him is plenty. He said that all signs point to a faulty hard drive...ugh, ok, so I purchase one and attempt to replace it. In doing so, I do a full restore off a recent copy in Netset and low and behold the license file fails. Gives me this error:
"The license backup file(htfs0/3ComNBXLic.tar) that you are trying to restore does not match this NBX system. Close this window and locate the correct file."
My vendor suggested that i try powering off the device and removing all Digital and Analog line cards and rebooting the system and give it that a try. Suggested that there is a NBX MAC address disassociation with one of the cards and removing it might clear the error. Ah, to no avail. Anyone savy enough to take a stab?