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We are managing all of this using NetView and Fore's Foreview. There are
numerous mibs to be loaded and traps to be defined - it would be a chore to
load and define all manually - the Foreview install does this for you with
one big gotcha - all of the Fore mibs are SNMP V2. Forget how, but somehow
you can change the install to execute xnmloadmib2 rather than xnmloadmib.
If you choose not to get Foreview then you should be able to get all of the
mibs you need from Fore. There are quite a few mibs to load for each of
these models.
The latest version of Foreview was for HP Openview only. We got HP Openview
for this reason only but we were so disappointed in the new version of
Foreview that we dumped it. Most of the Fore switches are HTTP supported. I
created collections on NetView for all our ATM switches, added the "HTTP
supported" to the objects, created another collection to capture any
switches which did not have the "HTTP supported" set so I could catch new
switches. This gives us just about all that HP Openview added to management
of these switches.
Blaine Owens
Eastman Chemical Company
Phone - (423)-229-3579
Fax - (423)-229-1188
bowens@eastman.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Malki [mailto:m_malki@HOTMAIL.COM]
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 1:26 PM
To: nv-l@tkg.com
Subject: [NV-L] Fore Hubs and switches
Hi Folks
I have a customer who want to manage some Fore Hubs and Switchs, he like to
know if he could manage the following through Netview, he need s to know if
he could manage the following in anything else other than IP address, here
what he has. i think he is trying to manage them through ATI or ATM.
Fore ESX 3000
Fore ESX 2000
NSC-1 ESX 2400 Controller
ASX-200 BX
Power Hub 7000
Has anyone dealt with problem before, is there a mib file thant i could use
to manage these Hubs, and Switches in anything else instead IP. and if yes
could anyone provide me the information please....
Mark Malki
Please reply to m_malki@hotmail.com <mailto:m_malki@hotmail.com> or
mark.malki@xacta.com <mailto:mark.malki@xacta.com>
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We are managing all
of this using NetView and Fore's Foreview. There are numerous mibs to be loaded
and traps to be defined - it would be a chore to load and define all manually -
the Foreview install does this for you with one big gotcha - all of the Fore
mibs are SNMP V2. Forget how, but somehow you can change the install to execute
xnmloadmib2 rather than xnmloadmib.
If you choose not to
get Foreview then you should be able to get all of the mibs you need from Fore.
There are quite a few mibs to load for each of these models.
The latest version
of Foreview was for HP Openview only. We got HP Openview for this reason only
but we were so disappointed in the new version of Foreview that we dumped it.
Most of the Fore switches are HTTP supported. I created collections on NetView
for all our ATM switches, added the "HTTP supported" to the objects, created
another collection to capture any switches which did not have the "HTTP
supported" set so I could catch new switches. This gives us just about all that
HP Openview added to management of these switches.
Blaine Owens
Eastman Chemical Company
Phone - (423)-229-3579
Fax - (423)-229-1188
bowens@eastman.com
Hi Folks
I have a customer who want to manage some Fore
Hubs and Switchs, he like to know if he could manage the following through
Netview, he need s to know if he could manage the following in anything else
other than IP address, here what he has. i think he is trying to manage them
through ATI or ATM.
Fore ESX 3000
Fore ESX 2000
NSC-1 ESX 2400 Controller
ASX-200 BX
Power Hub 7000
Has anyone dealt with problem before, is there a
mib file thant i could use to manage these Hubs, and Switches in anything else
instead IP. and if yes could anyone provide me the information
please....
Mark Malki
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