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WebView Installation and Administration Guide for Cisco Enterprise & Hosted Editions, Release 7.0(0)
Chapter 11      Troubleshooting Tips
  Installation and Login
If SSL is not enabled, and you enter 
https://<server>/<instance>
, WebView automatically 
redirects you to 
http://<server>/<instance>. 
You will not see an error.
Are They Using a Blank Password?
Although it is possible to create an Active Directory user with a blank password, the WebView login 
requires a password.
Users with blank passwords will be unable to access WebView.
Has the IP Address Changed?
If the IP Address for the WebView server has changed, WebView might be unable to contact Jaguar by 
the machine name, causing the login connection to fail and the Jaguar WatchDog to reboot Jaguar 
repeatedly.
To resolve this, set WebView to connect to Jaguar by the server’s external IP Address, as follows:
Step 1
Navigate to the 
jagconnection.properties
 file. 
This file is located at: 
%JAGUAR%\html\classes\com\cisco\atg
 
\jagconnection.properties
Step 2
Open the file and look for the key 
JAGCONNECT_JAGUAR_SERVER. 
By default, it is set to blank.
Step 3
Set that key to the machine’s external IP Address (not 
127.0.0.1
). 
Has the Password Expired or the User Account Been Disabled?
Try logging into a Windows machine to verify that the password and the account status of the user are 
still valid.
Is Jaguar Working Correctly?
See 
Also see 
WebView Database Messages at Login
When you log in to WebView, you might see one of these messages:
  •
The WebView database is not up to date. 
  •
The WebView database has been updated but the WebView application has not.
These messages occur when there is a mismatch between the version of the WebView application 
and the version of the WebView database schema. 
This happens when the Admin Workstation hosting the WebView database has been upgraded, but 
the WebView component has not, or vice versa.