The ANI discovery does take awhile as there are complex formulas used for
computing the performance, topology, L2/L3 info, etc. For your 400 or so
devices,
Yong Choon Hwa <chyong@internoc.com.sg> on 11/29/2000 04:27:21 PM
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thks you all for sharing your thoughts.
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I've done so on a Sun Enterprise 250 with 512 Mb of RAM, running
Solaris 2.6. I didn't finish the discovery of the network
in Netview yet, so Netview isn't very busy polling things.
But until now, no problems. Performance is still OK.
Thierry
On 23.11.2000 07:47:05 owner-nv-l wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Not long ago, someone asked about the similar question on installing
>CiscoWorks2000 and Netview in a NT server.
>I wonder if it will equally harmful on a Unix box?
>Would it affect the performance?
>Please pour in your view.
>
>Appreciate all contribution
>
>Thank you
>Yong
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