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IMC 5: Error occurred when accessing the MIB on device

This error can be viewed in IMC when the software is not able to get any data using SNMP. This error does NOT mean that your SNMP credentials are wrong. It simply means that server is not able to receive any data using SNMP. Things you can check are: Can you ping the device from server If you can ping, then verify your SNMP credentials. Recheck again. You can use an awesome tool called “SNMP Tester” by Paessler from here . Use this tool to check if you can communicate using SNMP from your server to the device. (To keep it simple, use “Read Device Uptime” under “Select Request Type” in SNMP Tester and put your credentials). If you get an Error message while testing using SNMP Tester, it should give you good idea where you are going wrong. If you get error “Value: No response (check: firewalls, routing, snmp settings of device, IPs, SNMP version, community, passwords etc) (SNMP error # -2003)” then  a.        Check the firewa...

Solved: Multiple Domains with WordPress on One Server

WordPress has a feature called MultiSite, which is often confused for “multiple websites (domains)”, but is in fact “multiple sub-domains”. Although many people look forward to have multiple websites (with different domains) with wordpress to install on single server, but there is no simple solution from WordPress yet. This post will help you in configuring multiple domains using wordpress on single server. We will be using Linux server (Ubuntu) with Apache 2.2 and wordpress 3.5.1 for our example. You can use the same idea for different OS and IIS (or other web server). NOTE: Backup your wordpress directory, wordpress database and web server files and directories before continuing with the steps mentioned below. After installation, wordpress uses all its files (mostly php) for single domain. So we will need to have multiple wordpress installation, each per domain (website). Installation of wordpress in Linux is just downloading the latest.tar.gz file from wordpress.org...