James,
Yes, I know........but,Thanks for your help!
Terry
James_Shanks@TIVOLI.COM on 03/30/2000 02:03:36 PM
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Sorry, Terry, I cannot troubleshoot this for you. I have no experience with it.
You will have to call Support. Asking why it broken is different than asking
how do I do it. I beleive that if you get this to work, then you would have to
copy the graph to the clipboard and paste it somewhere because you are correct
there is no print function but there is a copy function.
James Shanks
Tivoli (NetView for UNIX and NT) L3 Support
Terry_E_Simpson@TIVOLI.COM on 03/30/2000 01:27:37 PM
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James,
I did eventually find the trapd log options.....Thanks for pointing me in the
right direction. There was no mentioning of logging events/traps to the
trapd.log file in the NetView for NT 6.0 users's guide.
Regarding Graphing Events from the Event Browser, if you select Tools->Graph
Event Traffic from the Event Browser you're get a NetView Graph pop-up widow
(comes up in behind the Graph Event Traffic widow) nmessage complaining about an
invalid format for start date? Then,if you click okay on the pop-up widow,
you're get an Dr. Watson error -> An application error (grap.exe , Exceptioin
access violatioin (0xc0000005), Address: 0x00414d9e) . Any suggestions? I did
checked the date format on the system, its in right format ....mm/dd/yy. Also,
there is no print option from the Graph Event Traffic widow, how would you print
the actual event graph or generate a report to print?
Terry
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James_Shanks@TIVOLI.COM on 03/29/2000 06:30:26 PM
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In NT events are already saved to a relational DB, either ACCESS or SQL,
depending on what you have installed, so you can deal with them that way if you
like. If you want, you can use Server Setup to alter the options for the trapd
daemons, one of which is to create a trapd.log file if you prefer them that way.
Graph events? I don't follow you here. Did you look at the Tools pull down on
the Event Browser?
James Shanks
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Terry_E_Simpson@TIVOLI.COM on 03/29/2000 04:35:21 PM
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Hi All,
I'm a NetView for Windows NT 6.0 user and I'm trying save events/traps, but
there is no Trapd.log file (like UNIX). How do you archive events? Also, is
there a way to graph events and print out the resulted graph from the Event
Browser widow? This sounds like an easy task, but there is no obvious option on
the pull-down menu from the Event Browser nor is there anything mentioned in the
NetView for Windows NT User's Guide. Any ideas?
Terry (Wish I was using UNIX instead!)
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