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Good advice here. Just a couple of points to clarify so that users have all the info:1.) Omniture no longer supports sending to 192.168.112.2o7.net (or 192.168.122.2o7.net). A namespace is now a minimum requirement; you can determine your namespace by locating the s.visitorNamespace variable in your s_code.js file, by asking your Account Manager, or by using the JavaScript Debugger on a page that has been tagged with JavaScript code; look for the subdomain of the image request (if you see “mycompany.112.2o7.net,” then “mycompany” is your namespace, and you should use this same domain in the hard-coded image request). If your site uses first-party cookies, you can use your first-party data collection domain in the hard-coded request (e.g., metrics.mycompany.com).2.) Also, keep in mind that your account may use “112″ or “122,” depending on the data center where your report suite exists. Make sure to use the same value that you see in your JavaScript image request. When in doubt, contact your Account Manager or ClientCare for confirmation.Thanks,Ben GainesCommunity ManagerOmniture, an Adobe company