Maggie, I cannot promise that it will all work perfectly if you just
upgrade the code, because I don't know if you have correctly
configured netmon, etc. Also, I have not configured the NT MLM
so there might be more or different steps there. But I can tell you
that I would not spend any time on it at all until Netview is upgraded
to 5.1.1. The level you are running is out of support, and had bugs
in other areas. That code is more than two years old, and 5.1 and
5.1.1 were bug-fix releases. Version 5.1 is a re-install, or a migration
install, and then 5.1.1 goes on as a Patch using the Tivoli patch
mechanism.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
# ./ovqueryversion -PTF
5.0.0.0
Netview for UNIX version 5.0
MLM for NT version 5.1
Is it the problem is due to the version 5.0 ?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Leslie Clark [SMTP:lclark@US.IBM.COM]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 2:04 PM
> To: NV-L@UCSBVM.ucsb.edu
> Subject: FW: Checking the MLM polling
>
> First, what level of code are you running? The message
> Node/Iface or memory allocation error in allocSnmpState - exiting
> looks like a problem that was fixed in 5.1.1. So you should
> put that upgrade on first. Then, there is also an upgrade to MLM on the
> 5.1.1
> CD.
> And also there is an e-fix for MLM available from support that you should
> get.
>
> The main thing you are showing us, though, is that the MLM 10.28.29.117 is
> only managing itself. By default it only manages things on its own subnet.
> Is
> there
> anything else on its subnet? Also, have you told netmon to offload status
> polling
> to this MLM? You do that by configuring the netmon daemon using the
> context menu
> on the Tivoli desktop. See the man page for netmon for the details.
>
> And on the Netview map, in the Collections Submap, after a
> demandpoll of the node that has MLM installed, you should see a
> Collection for
> the
> MLM and one for the default mlm. What is in them? You can broaden the
> spere of
> control of the ML beyond its subnet by altering the definition of the
> Collection
> (use Tools... Collection Editor to do that).
>
> That's all I can think of. I have not seen that problem.
>
> Cordially,
>
> Leslie A. Clark
> IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
>
>
>
> > by using command " netmon -a 50 ".
> >
> > Node 'CXX1' is in correct network
> > Node 'CXX2' is in correct network
> > Node 'CXX3' is in correct network
> > Node 'CXX4' is in correct network
> > Node/Iface or memory allocation error in allocSnmpState - exiting
> > ========== list of nodes and interfaces managed by mlm ======
> >
> > Node: 10.28.29.117 interface: 10.28.29.117 is managed by 10.28.29.117
> > ========== list of nodes and interfaces managed by mlm ======
> > ========== list of mlms and managed interfaces ======
> > mlm: 10.28.29.117 is monitoring:
> > ip address: 10.28.29.117 of node: 10.28.29.117
> > ========== list of mlms and managed interfaces ======
> > ========== list of nodes and interfaces managed by mlm ======
> > Node: 10.28.29.117 interface: 10.28.29.117 is managed by 10.28.29.117
> > ========== list of nodes and interfaces managed by mlm ======
> > ========== list of mlms and managed interfaces ======
> > mlm: 10.28.29.117 is monitoring:
> > ip address: 10.28.29.117 of node: 10.28.29.117
> > ========== list of mlms and managed interfaces ======
> >
> > What's wrong ?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
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