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What are you trying to monitor? What do you mean by "normal parameters"? How are you running the command? What result do you get? Is there an error message? If so, can you post it please?

When this happens, does the ncpa_listener service restart on it's own or do you have to start it?

Actually, the first command should be:
nmap ip_of_windows_host:5693

My bad. Copy/Paste mistake

Run these three commands from the command line on your XI host and post the results:
nmap https:ip_of_windows_host:5693
curl -v https:ip_of_windows_host:5693/ -k
telnet ip_of_windows_host 5693

It looks like a firewall issue. Typically this would be the Windows server saying I'm here, and I'm listening, but I'm not going to let you connect. Can you think of any changes you made on the Windows server in between when it worked and when it didn't?

It looks like a firewall issue. Typically this would be the Windows server saying I'm here, and I'm listening, but I'm not going to let you connect. Can you think of any changes you made on the Windows server in between when it worked and when it didn't?

Did it work as expected at some point and then start giving you this error?

Anyone tell me how configure netflow on a Cisco 2811 router? I can't find anything on Cisco's website

Our DHCP addresses change frequently, Like every couple days. Is there any workaround so I wouldn't have to change them on Log Server every time it happens?

Our XI host (XI 5.9 on CentOS 7) is plugged into a switch which is plugged into a Palo Alto firewall device. It seems redundant to be running a firewall on the OS. Can someone tell me how to turn it off? Also, we don’t require SELINUX and it drives me nuts. What’s the risk in turning that off and ho...