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Re: NView TEC events cancellation

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Subject: Re: NView TEC events cancellation
From: "Dean Grant" <dgrant@aholdusa.com>
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2000 09:44:47 -0500

Jordi,

The 'node up' event does not close the ov_node_down event exactly. The way it
flows is when a down event occurs, the TEC receives an ov_node_down event and
opens a TEC event. When the status changes in NetView from down to up, another
ov_node_down event is sent to the TEC, with a status of up. This second
ov_node_down is what closes the first event.

The same logic will apply to threshold events.

HTH

Dean Grant
Ahold Information Services







Jordi Pons <jordi.pons@eltec.es> on 03/29/2000 11:48:16 PM

Please respond to IBM NetView Discussion <nv-l@tkg.com>

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cc:    (bcc: Dean Grant/AIS/US/Ahold)
Subject:  [NV-L] NView TEC events cancellation



Hello,

when NetView is configured to send events to the TEC (using any created
ruleset) while a 'node up' event closes in the TEC the previous 'node
down' event, a 'threshold rearm' event in data collecting does not close
a 'threshold' event. I've been trying to correlate them in the ruleset,
but the event stream is configured for convenience as 'block' instead as
'pass' (i saw it in the rs examples). Another thing i did was to modify
the 'TEC slot mapping' ,in the event configuration, to emulate the
fields 'OV_status' and 'status' that seem to be used in the cancellation
of NodeUp/NodeDown IfaceUp/IfaceDown events but with no results...

does anyone know how should i have to do it?
thanks in advance,
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