IFOR and network cards

[Kubo]

Hi, please help!
Ifor service on CCM server doesn't start after install new network card.

 

[SYAR2003]

netbios must be enabled .
ifor service also locks to the last two numbers
in the adapters mac adress when its installed .

This is very shitty because it makes changes of
network cards almost impossible .


..........

 

[mdfan]

Is there no solution except reinstalling the Ifor ?

 

[kaptenNemo]

Hi, Like Syar says, this is very Shitty!

You have to install IFOR again, but before that you have to reinstall CCM!!!
Maybe you can copy the old MAC-adress and write it to the new card!? Have never try.
Someone else maybe have a better solution?

 

[SYAR2003]

Use the i4target command to check .
This shall match the mac address of the network card .

Best way is if the cards mac address can be manipulated .
A server witch have 2 ports and teaming software can
allow change of mac adress of the newly teamed nic ports .

When ifor installs again you often get back just like it was before.Somehow it gets the same i4target value back.

Uninstall ifor doesn't work well either.
Service is still usually there .

A friend of mine had to make a complete reinstall of
everything from scratch OS + ifor + Ericsson apps .

Looks like Ericsson is phasing of usage of ifor
(thank god) if one looks at Dna , SeC 4.0 etc.


Syar

 

[fidde]

Maybe this culd help you:

EUS/GB/R-02:0328 Uen
There are a couple of known problems in the iFOR License Server running on Windows 2000.

1. Fail to insert the licenses in batch mode
2. The iFOR service will not start. In the Event Viewer log it says "Insufficient target id level..."

Solution for problem 1:
You will have to run i4admin -ln in order to find out the server name, and then you can use the output to replace the localhost with a variable in the license key in your batch-file.

Example:
FOR /F "tokens=3 delims=:" %%i IN ('i4admin -ln') DO @SET strSrvName=%%i
Echo Server Name: "%strSrvName%"
i4admin -a -n ip:%strSrvName% -v "'Ericsson...
i4admin -a -n ip:%strSrvName% -v "'Ericsson...
i4admin -a -n ip:%strSrvName% -v "'Ericsson...

Solution for problem 2:
iFOR LS needs to have the LANA number set to 000. There is a tool to change the LANA number available from Microsoft homepage, article Q265861. Follow the instruction in Method 3, Step 2, to download the LANA Configuration Tool.

 

[rfpui]

Hi
I have this same problem
The iFOR service will not start. In the Event Viewer log it says "Insufficient target id level..."

I download Lanacfg.exe and install on PC
and it is printout:

C:\Documents and Settings\admintele>lanacfg showlanadiag
NetBios Bindings and Lana Information
-------------------------------------
Lana: 0 Export: 1 Path: \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{B18C8DBA-DD2D-46D5-91D6-AB7F32EB962E}
Lana: 1 Export: 1 Path: \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{AD324E5F-6D71-4941-97AC-2C26545953E0}
Lana: 2 Export: 0 Path: \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{EC8D865F-5FDE-4B44-9501-6EB92181CE8E}
Lana: 3 Export: 0 Path: \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{0D6E94CB-B149-4794-92C9-8FDB2FC45A2B}
Lana: 4 Export: 1 Path: \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{BDD937A4-FA4D-4F13-A572-FDA5AD0784A4}

Maximum Lana: 4

RPC information
---------------
Lana: 0 Provider: ncacn_nb_tcp0
Lana: 1 Provider: ncacn_nb_tcp1
Lana: 4 Provider: ncacn_nb_tcp2


C:\Documents and Settings\admintele>lanacfg showlanapaths
Lana: 4
-->WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol-->Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)-->BASP Virtual Adapter

Lana: 0
-->WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol-->Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)-->Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Fiber WOL

Lana: 1
-->WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol-->Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)-->Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Fiber WOL #2

what can I do now?