You can also use the nvdbimport command to set a field of your
own on a list of nodes. You can have all sorts of fun with that.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
Detroit
James_Shanks@tivoli.com@tkg.com on 12/04/2000 03:43:33 PM
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There is a list function for smartsets (in the dialog click on "Definition
Type:" when you are in the Modify screen), but it is limited to 2048
characters so your list will be too big. But you could define several
smaller smartsets, and then one which is a superset of all of the smaller
ones.
Another alternative is to give them all some attribute in common, which you
could do with nvdbimport, and then make a smartset out of that.
James Shanks
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Tivoli NetView for UNIX and NT
Scott.Bursik@fritolay.com@tkg.com on 12/04/2000 02:55:37 PM
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I have SNMP and NON-SNMP nodes, of different platform types, that I need to
include in a smartset so I can alert to TEC for Up/Down status. Is there a
way
to include some 30 or 40 specific node names or IP addresses in a smartset?
perhaps by using a list? The nodes have no common trait that I can create a
group with any other way. Thanks.
Scott Bursik
Pepsico Business Solutions Group
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