David,
Yes, this is exactly what we are doing. And in my original message I indeed
thought that Netview was applying a 30 bit mask to 32 bit mask addresses.
I have in the meantime, however, checked the Object ID information, and it seems
that Netview indeed discovers them with the correct masks.
However, I think that I am getting a bit closer to the source of the problem.
There is another uncontrolled (Read "rogue", "bunch of cowboys"...) network with
the same address. 10.1.0.0 and mask of 255.255.0.0 !!!???
I suspect that this might be the culprit confusing Netview.
So, I have two networks with the same names, but different masks. Pretty
confusing.......
This is where I will start looking to resolve this problem.
Any suggestions are still welcome.
Thanks for the help
Wouter de Bruin
Network Management Consultant
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