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Subject: Réf. : Netview Rules Question
From: alexis.henry@bnpparibas.com
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 08:49:16 +0200

>>1) you can do it this way testing iRouter.

>>2)  Also is there any way of adding some notation to a device in the database
for classification. The case I am thinking of is that we have a number of
devices that are seen as critical backbone devices but they do not exist in any
specific address range nor do they have any identifying component of their name
to work on. At this stage my kludge is to add the value isBloodyImportant in the
CorrStat1 field and have a collection based on this value. At this stage it
works - is this the only way of doing this or is there some magic trick I
haven't cottoned on to yet?

You can do it adding a field in the ovw database. To do so make a new field file
in /usr/OV/fields/C. Have a lookto other files in this directory.
After this run ovw -fields, then your new field file is added and
isBloodyImportant now exists in ovwdb. You have to run
/usr/OV/conf/nvdbtools/nvdbimport to set this file to true or false for each
device. In your field file you should set this field to false in order to set it
to true with /usr/OV/conf/nvdbtools/nvdbimport only for your few critical
devices.

>>3)) Is there any write up on the rules and rules engine that is more in-depth
than the Admin manual anywhere?

I don't think so. You may find some examples in "Examples Using Netview for AIX
Version 4" on IBM redbooks (www.redbooks.ibm.com).


Hope this help.

Alexis Henry
Banque Nationale de Paris






NEWMANGJ@banksa.com.au on 31/07/2000 08:11:29

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I have anumber of questions re Netview rules (NV 5.1.2) - can anyone help
please??

1) When writing a rule in Netview using the GUI (is there a better way?) what
happens in the following situation...

I have a collection of devices, some of which have isRouter set and others do
not.

In my rule I have a path of execution that depends on isRouter being set and I
want to add a different path of execution for devices in the collection
mentioned above - I do not want these devices to be handled by the isRouter
path..

Obviously some of the devices in this collection will match both paths, in this
case what happens to the event, does it go down the first path found (which is
the first path?) or does it go down both? In this case should I prefix the
isRouter check with a check for !isRouter?

2) Also is there any way of adding some notation to a device in the database for
classification. The case I am thinking of is that we have a number of devices
that are seen as critical backbone devices but they do not exist in any specific
address range nor do they have any identifying component of their name to work
on. At this stage my kludge is to add the value isBloodyImportant in the
CorrStat1 field and have a collection based on this value. At this stage it
works - is this the only way of doing this or is there some magic trick I
haven't cottoned on to yet?

3) Is there any write up on the rules and rules engine that is more in-depth
than the Admin manual anywhere?

Any help on any of the above would be greatly appreciated - Cheers, Gavin



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