Hi Leslie,
first of all "Thank You" for your answer.
I'm going to explain in a better way my actions.
1) I select 10 (ten) routers from the main map.
2) I "CUT" the select objects.
3) I "PASTE" them to the target map.
4) But i can see only 8 (eight) routers.
5) Where are the 2 (two) missing routers?
About the location.conf file, we have a new limit, 10000 lines, because we are
using a new IPMAP program.
Thank You.
Luigino Perazzolo.
Leslie Clark wrote:
> The only thing I can think if is perhaps you tried to cut, and cut again
> before
> pasting? That would overwrite the cut buffer. When you cut and paste, make
> sure you Cut (From THIS submap) and then Paste, and no talking in between!
>
> To recover from this, it should work to close the map, ovstop netmon, and
> ovtopofix -a. If you have more than one map ('default' being the name of
> the
> first map), be sure to read the man page for ovtopofix.
>
> At 6.01 there should be no code problems causing the the behavior you
> describe.
> Do make sure that your location.conf file is not too long (<1000 lines is
> the limit
> I remember), and check the location.log file in /usr/OV/log for any errors
> or clues.
>
> Cordially,
>
> Leslie A. Clark
> IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
> Detoit
>
> luigino perazzolo <luigino.perazzolo@telecomitalia.it>@tkg.com on
> 03/22/2001 09:56:22 AM
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> Hi, I am Luigino Perazzolo and i work in Telecom Italia. I'm using
> Netview 6.0.1 on AIX 4.3.3 to manage a large network (about 1000
> routers).
> - No problem encountered during discovery process.
> - I have defined some locations, using location.conf file.
> - When i try to move (CUT and PASTE) a group of router objects from the
> main map (IP Internet) to my location map, randomly some routers are
> not moved to destination map and disappeared from the source map too.
> - Anyway the router object still exists in the Topology database so
> will not be discovered again and I'm not able to visualize the object in
> any
> map.
>
> Is it the Netview bug or my actions are not correct???
>
> Thank You.
>
> Luigino Perazzolo
> luigino.perazzolo@telecomitalia.it
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