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What to Look for in the signonCount Data 
 
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Concentrate on Three Fields 
Allow the system to gather signonCount data for several minutes and then examine 
the numbers in the following fields: 
 
Verified Rcvd (Verified Received) 
 
Verified Sent 
 
DAVIC Made 
These fields track the number of sign-on requests made by DHCTs (Verified Rcvd 
and Verified Sent), as well as the number of sign-on requests that were successful 
(DAVIC Made). Ideally, the numbers in the three fields should be equal. 
 
When to Call Cisco Services for Assistance 
If you notice that the numbers in the DAVIC Made column are regularly becoming 
less than the numbers in the Verified Rcvd and Verified Sent columns, your DHCTs 
may be having trouble signing on and may be contributing to network congestion. 
Contact Cisco Services. Cisco Services engineers may log in to your system and 
examine the logfiles associated with the hctmConfig, hctmMac, and hctmProvision 
processes. Additionally, Cisco Services engineers may instruct you to run the 
signonCount utility in Fix Mode On. 
Important: Do not run the utility in Fix Mode On unless you have been instructed to 
do so by Cisco Services engineers. 
If the TOTAL PERCENTAGE SIGN-ON number is less than 85 percent, contact 
Cisco Services. There are a number of possible reasons for low sign-on percentages. 
Most are easily remedied; however, they must be looked at on a case-by-case basis. 
Important: If your system is not currently operating in a typical manner, do not 
proceed with this upgrade. Instead, call Cisco Services.