Hatch25
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Has anyone came across an issue with Motorola RF sites going offline due to radio ID's matching up with error codes? Similar to a bad SQL injection?
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Certain ID's cause site issues?
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Hatch25
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Interesting... Was there a product notification ever released for that issue? If so, how can I get a hold of it?. I don't have a MBO account anymore. Thanks for the reply BTW. This is a SmartNet system, maybe 4 years old.
I wouldn't cal it an issue as regular RSS wouldn't let you assign them, so you wouldn't be able to use them. This is all from memory, so I may be a little fuzzy on details.
And I'd be willing to bet your SmartNet system is more than 4 years old. MSI hasn't sold them in a LONG time.
And I'd be willing to bet your SmartNet system is more than 4 years old. MSI hasn't sold them in a LONG time.
There are 8 or 10 EID's that are "reserved" for the system for patches, etc. This is true for both an older Smartnet/SmartZone and current Motorola P25 systems.
Personally I have never tried to program any of these ID's into a subscriber, but they are purposely excluded from my user ID chart that I use to manage my employers system. I wouldn't think that they would bring a system to its knees if a subscriber affiliated with it.
Personally I have never tried to program any of these ID's into a subscriber, but they are purposely excluded from my user ID chart that I use to manage my employers system. I wouldn't think that they would bring a system to its knees if a subscriber affiliated with it.
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