Is this UNIX or NT? If UNIX, did you put a "stopper" in a the seedfile as
descirbed in the Installation and Coonfiguration manual wher it talks about
seed files? Do what you did agin, only this time add an invalid range of
devices as the last line of your seed file. For example, assuning you have no
addresses of the sort "3.3.3.0" add "3.3.3.*" to the end. The clear and
rediscover.
James Shanks
Tivoli (NetView for UNIX and NT) L3 Support
Glen_Vinnicombe@sweb.co.uk on 04/12/2000 09:26:00 AM
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Subject: [NV-L] Problem limiting discovery.
Hi,
I trying to configure netview to discover ONLY a list of nodes
contained within a seed.
I have created a seed file with the host names of the servers (around
50 nodes) I wish to Monitor. I run a CLEAR DATABASES (LIMITED) and
using smit configured netmon to point to the seed file I have created.
When I restart netview all seems find to begin with and it does
discover the nodes I've entered within the seed file. Then after a few
minutes in starts discovering nodes which aren't contain within the
seed file, in fact it seems to be auto discovering the entire network.
My seed file basically contains hostnames for NT Servers, UNIX AIX
Servers, and routers.
I'm sure I must be overlooking something
Thanks in advance
Glen
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