For an in-depth walkthrough, view our troubleshooting guide. How to Troubleshoot the CCMT Tool
- Utilize the Log Tab: The CCMT Server Log within the CCMT Server provides essential information for diagnosing issues between the Client and Server.
- Ping our Cloud Server: Please try to ping our Cloud Server by accessing https://ccmt.nvtphybridge.com. We use this platform to distribute firmware files, which your server should be able to retrieve using port 443.
- Ensure the CCMT Service Is Active: In the services panel, confirm that the "CCMT Server - NVTPhybridge" service is operational. If you encounter any problems, restart the service.
- Verify IP Settings: Ensure the IP settings in the CCMT Server are correctly configured. If you suspect a firewall is blocking communication, click on "APPLY FIREWALL RULES" to permit specific network traffic necessary for the CCMT application.
- Restart Your Computer: Often, simply restarting your server or computer can resolve many problems.
- Delete CCMT Application Files: Should issues persist after troubleshooting, you might need to delete the CCMT Server files located at C:\ProgramData\CCMT Server. This action will erase all related files, so ensure you back up any important data beforehand.
Additional Notes:
- Warranty Activation: It can take up to one hour for a newly warranted device to activate. Removing and then re-adding the device can help verify activation status.
- Warranty Status: Devices not under warranty cannot have their configurations altered via the CCMT tool. To check if your device is under warranty, submit a ticket with the device's serial number at https://www.nvtphybridge.com/support-ticket/. Our support team will verify your warranty status.
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