Network mapping restart service

[DarkKnight75]

Im on Merlin 386.4 and my network map list is frozen (Im assuming the service needs restarting). Can someone send me step by step instructions on how to do this? I have ssh disabled for LAN, so i assume i need to enable it.

 

[OzarkEdge]

Im on Merlin 386.4 and my network map list is frozen (Im assuming the service needs restarting). Can someone send me step by step instructions on how to do this? I have ssh disabled for LAN, so i assume i need to enable it.

Does a reboot restart the router/services?

OE

 

[DarkKnight75]

Yes, but i dont want to reboot it..going on 23 days and otherwise has been running flawless

 

[ColinTaylor]

SSH into the router and enter killall networkmap. Wait a minute and it should be automatically restarted. If not log out/in the GUI.

 

[DarkKnight75]

SSH into the router and enter killall networkmap. Wait a minute and it should be automatically restarted. If not log out/in the GUI.

So im getting non existing user..im getting to username@ip password and entering GUI pwd? Am i doing something wrong?

 

[ColinTaylor]

Have you enabled SSH access from the LAN in the GUI?

 

[DarkKnight75]

Yes..im typing command ssh@ipaddress and i get username@ipaddress pwd is incorrect. Admin gui logon is with a capital letter, ssh logon is using lower case?

 

[ColinTaylor]

Yes..im typing command ssh@ipaddress and i get username@ipaddress pwd is incorrect. Admin gui logon is with a capital letter, ssh logon is using lower case?

Usernames are case sensitive.

 

[DarkKnight75]

Usernames are case sensitive.

Yep..that was it..just logged on using Putty

 

[DarkKnight75]

So im getting non existing user..im getting to username@ip password and entering GUI pwd? Am i doing something wrong\

So im getting non existing user..im getting to username@ip password and entering GUI pwd? Am i doing something wrong?

So i type this command at root?

 

[DarkKnight75]

SSH into the router and enter killall networkmap. Wait a minute and it should be automatically restarted. If not log out/in the GUI.

So i type the command at /tmp/home/root# Doesnt seem to do anything

 

[ColinTaylor]

So i type the command at /tmp/home/root# Doesnt seem to do anything

Just wait and see. If it works it should take less than 60 seconds.