Carlo -
This is a user-group, not an official Support channel. No one owes you a
response.
NetView is designed to give you a logical picture of network connectivity.
This may not reflect how you actually have things wired. But there is no
simple nor easy way to force it to draw anything else.
My advice is that you not create any submaps at all, but let NetView
automatically discover the network for you and build a default map. Do this
slowly. Discovery will stop at each new set of routers. Then you can use
the GUI to make a copy of that map and use cut and paste to customize it
the way you want. This is the sort of procedure that is outlined in the
Administrator's Guide.
Hope this helps
James Shanks
Tivoli (NetView for UNIX) L3 Support
Carlo Manuali <carlo@UNIPG.IT> on 03/18/99 05:55:41 AM
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Subject: IP MAPs of a NETWORK
Hi,
I re-send this message because I haven't reply.
The phase of automatic discovery match the first set of routers.
My idea is define a submaps for each interface that I see.
is it a good way?
How I can for multiple submaps other?
Can the MLM help me?
p.s. I have a collection of object (submaps, routers,..) but I would the
relative
IP MAP too.
Regards,
Carlo Manuali
University of Perugia (C.A.S.I.)
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