Hi Lee
Use a most recently Netview for NT version (6.0.1)
Check that the line "localhost 1662" is present in the trapfrwd.conf
file.
register the trapfrwd daemon using the ovaddobj command.
There is no smconfig tool on NT. Read the sample configuration file
midmand.conf and create a file corresponding to your environnement.
bye
Didier AURY
Lee MacDonald a écrit :
> Hi Guys,I haven't received a reply to my previous mail. If there's
> any Netview for NT guru's out there that could help me I'd be
> grateful. I'm banging my head against a brick wall at the moment
> :-)Another question: The documentation keeps mentioning the unix
> tool smconfig to configure the MLM for NT, which I don't have as I'm
> running the Netview server on NT. How can I manually configure the
> MLM for NT?Thanks again.
> ----Original Message-----
> From: owner-nv-l@tkg.com [mailto:owner-nv-l@tkg.com]On Behalf Of Lee
> MacDonald
> Sent: 12 March 2001 16:01
> To: nv-l@tkg.com
> Subject: [NV-L] MLM/Netview trap receive ports on NT
>
> Hi Guys, I wondering if you can help me. I'm new to Netview. Were
> using 5.12 on Windows NT. I have setup Netview as a server in one of
> our Data Centres(DC) and installed MLM for NT(so Netview's acting as
> an attended MLM, right?) I have also installed Netview as a server in
> our Office. I wish to use Netview in the office to gather all
> information from the MLM in the DC. I know roughly how to do this,
> but I've come across the problem that both the MLM and Netview server
> in the DC are receiving traps on port 162. I need to change this so
> the netview receives traps on another port, so it doesn't conflict
> with the MLM. I've read the documentation, but I'm still not sure how
> to do this? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Hi Lee
Use a most recently Netview for NT version (6.0.1)
Check that the line "localhost 1662" is present in the trapfrwd.conf
file.
register the trapfrwd daemon using the ovaddobj command.
There is no smconfig tool on NT. Read the sample configuration file
midmand.conf and create a file corresponding to your environnement.
bye
Didier AURY
Lee MacDonald a écrit :
Hi
Guys,I
haven't received a reply to my previous mail. If there's any Netview
for NT guru's out there that could help me I'd be grateful. I'm banging
my head against a brick wall at the moment :-)Another
question: The documentation keeps mentioning the
unix tool smconfig to configure the MLM for NT, which I don't have as I'm
running the Netview server on NT. How can I manually configure the
MLM for NT?Thanks
again.
Hi Guys, I wondering if you can
help me. I'm new to Netview. Were using
5.12 on Windows NT. I have setup Netview as a server in one of our
Data Centres(DC) and installed MLM for NT(so Netview's acting as an attended
MLM, right?) I have also installed Netview as a server in our Office.
I wish to use Netview in the office to gather all information from the
MLM in the DC. I know roughly how to do this, but I've come across
the problem that both the MLM and Netview server in the DC are receiving
traps on port 162. I need to change this so the netview receives
traps on another port, so it doesn't conflict with the MLM. I've
read the documentation, but I'm still not sure how to do this? Any
help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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