@THORSTEN_KRAUSE
Okay lets keep WFA aside and try to see if any perl code is able to connect from your WFA server to your Array. This would help us to zero down the problem
below is a perl code, save it as myfile.pl. Modify your array credentials as per your setting.
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use NaServer;
#Set Array credentials below
$array="10.20.30.40";
$username = "admin";
$pass = "mypass";
$server = NaServer->new($array, 1, 14);
$server->set_style('LOGIN');
$server->set_admin_user($username, $pass);
$server->set_transport_type('HTTPS');
$server->set_server_cert_verification(0);
$output = $server->invoke( "system-get-version" );
if (ref ($output) eq "NaElement" && $output->results_errno != 0) {
# failed to establish connection
print "Connection failed";
print $output->results_reason;
}
else {
# successfully connected
print "Connected successfully";
}
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On your WFA windows server, open a command prompt and execute this perl code.
It will give result as Connected Successfully or Connection failed.
Awaiting your results.
sinhaa
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