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The most common causes of this issue are: Motorola radio management device programmer.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. ARS is a feature in the radios which makes them inform an application (in this case DDMS) when its turned on or off.If a single Control Station is used, the Motorola RNDIS driver can be used. If more than one Control Station is used, then the MCDD must be installed.If MNIS is used then the repeaters, involved in OTAP operations, will need to have the NAI Data (Network Application Interface) licence enabled.Radio Management comes with 5 free radio licences to experiment with. There are two ways to achieve this: either via one or more Control Stations (essentially a MOTOTRBO radio connected to the Device programmer PC) or via MNIS (Motorola Network Interface Service) and NAI Data (essentially using the repeaters as the RF air interface - no Control Stations).For the wireless configuration, I recommend using ARS (Automatic Registration Service) in the radios and installing DDMS (Device Discovery and Mobility Service) on the Device Programmer - without this, Radio Management would have to poll the target radios until they respond. In this case, the Device Programmer uses the RF air interface to push (or pull) the radio configuration.
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