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1. Error message "Memory error in Threed20.ocx" when you try to use IP Network Browser
   Some Windows 2000 machines will encounter a memory error with earlier versions of IP Network Browser. This issue has been resolved in the latest download Patch for IP Network Browser which is available at http://solarwinds.net/Updates.
2. Error message in print or print preview when you try to scan UNIX nodes with IP Network Browser
   The Print and Print Prieview Error has been resolved in the latest download patch for IP Network Browser which is available at http://solarwinds.net/Updates
3. Error message: "Active X component can't create object" when you expand results in IP Network Brwoser
   This occurs if a component of your SolarWinds tools has been deleted or moved. It may also occur on XP if another program has enabled "OS emulation". This is easily resolved by re-installing the toolset. Your existing license will still work and you will NOT need to re-register. You may need to ...
4. Error message: "Cannot execute telnet.exe" when you try to Telnet to a node in IP Network Browser
   This can occur if you are running SolarWinds Toolset on a Windows 2008 64-bit or Windows 7 64-bit Operating System. Because the call gets redirected from c:\windows\system32\ to c:\windows\sysWOW64\ and the latter does not contain telnet.exe, it fails. In order to workaround this, simply copy te ...
5. Error message: "Error #91: Cannot open SWDiscovery.cfg" when you try to use IP Network Browser
   This message appears when the file is missing or corrupt. If the file is missing, run the install again to replace it. Otherwise, complete the following procedure: Browse to the installation folder. The default location is %Program files%\SolarWinds\Engineer's Toolset. Delete SWDiscovery.cfg. ...
6. Error message: "General Protection Fault (GPF) in sstree.ocx" when you try to use IP Network Browser
   Some Windows 2000 SP1 machines may GPF when a problem with the sstree.ocx is encountered. This issue has been resolved in the latest download Patch for IP Network Browser which is available at http://solarwinds.net/Updates.
7. Exporting IP Network Browser results contain only partial details
   To export all results, perform the following steps: 1. Scan the appropriate range. 2. Select Discovery/Expand and Discover Details for All Nodes. 3. Check all boxes from 'Accounts' to 'Zoom'. 4. Wait for all details to be expanded. 5. Click on File/Export Wizard. 6. Click the 'Select All' button ...
8. I can discover devices, but they only show an IP address and machine name. I cannot see details, device type, icon, etc. Why?
   The IP Network Browser will not display the details when one of the following occurs: 1. The device is not SNMP enabled. 2. The wrong community string is inserted. 3. A firewall is blocking access. 4. An access list is blocking access.
9. Incorrect reports for Versatile Interface Processor (VIP) with Cisco daughter cards
   This issue has been resolved in the latest download Patch for IP Network Browser which is available at http://solarwinds.net/Updates.
10. Interfaces sub-tree not available for some device types
    This issue has been resolved in the latest download Patch for IP Network Browser which is available at http://solarwinds.net/Updates.
11. IP Network Browser is not Cisco-device specific
    The SolarWinds IP Network Browser is not specific to Cisco devices. It can discover any device with an IP address. If the device has an SNMP agent (and you have added the correct SNMP community string to the IP Network Browser Settings), it will discover more details about the device. IP Network ...
12. Using third-party Telnet with IP Network Browser
    IP Network Browser simply tells Windows to launch a program called "telnet.exe". Windows searches the directories listed in current PATH environment variable for the first occurrence of "telnet.exe". If you would like to launch a different telnet program, place it's directory in the PATH environ ...
13. When I run IP Network Browser, TraceRoute or Network Sonar I get a Runtime Error stating " Class not registered ". What should I do?
    This error occurs when the Microsoft MDAC is not functioning properly or is failing. To resolve this problem you should reinstall MDAC. You can accomplish the by reloading it from the original MS Operating System Install Disk or by downloading MDAC Version 2.6 from http://www.microsoft.com/data