03-31-2012 04:58 AM
Hello....
I recently joined a company as Network Admin. Our senior network admin asked to use the cisco network assistant. O have installed it on my machine and when i try to connect to an existing community which the senior agent has created, I am getting an error
"Unable to determine the IP address of the specified device. A hostname should be specified only if it has a DNS entry. If not, the IP address of the device has to be specified". What do i need to do??
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03-31-2012 07:04 PM
CNA communities are specific to the local PC installation. You need to define and create the community on your machine to connect to it.
Also, as noted in the CNA help file:
To connect Network Assistant, use the Connect window to choose
Note: A hostname can be used only if a DNS server has been set up to resolve it. If the hostname is the same as a community name, Network Assistant connects to the community.
03-31-2012 07:04 PM
CNA communities are specific to the local PC installation. You need to define and create the community on your machine to connect to it.
Also, as noted in the CNA help file:
To connect Network Assistant, use the Connect window to choose
Note: A hostname can be used only if a DNS server has been set up to resolve it. If the hostname is the same as a community name, Network Assistant connects to the community.
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