The contents of NetView trap variables are discussed in the Appendix A to
the Admin Guide.
As it says there, <none> is displayed if there is no applicable node
What trap are you looking at? If you are looking at "Network Critical"
or Segment Critical" for example then varbind 2 will be <none>.
You can format the event in trapd.conf using xnmtrap to display all the
variables so you can be sure what to code in your ruleset by adding $* to
the log message line.
James Shanks
Team Leader, Level 3 Support
Tivoli NetView for UNIX and NT
brian.backer@electrolux.com@tkg.com on 06/07/2001 01:58:55 PM
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I must be out of line here then.. I tried the $NVATTR_2 and it simply
returns "<none>"
Where can I get a list of these NVATTR_# variables for netview?
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If it is a NetView trap then second variable, $NVATTR_2, contains the
hostname that the trap is about.
James Shanks
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brian.backer@electrolux.com@tkg.com on 06/07/2001 12:10:12 PM
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Hey Folks... Got one for ya
Running Netview 6.01 on Aix. (4.3.3 I think)
I have created a ruleset that will take an event of a critical nature and
pass it off to a series of scripts.
Problem I am running into is:
When the event is a trap coming from a router (for example) everything
works fine and the variable $NVA
shows the correct information.
If the event comes from netview, the $NVA variable is showing up as the
netview box itself.
Is there another variable or something that I can use to get the right
information?
Thanks
Brian
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