Netview's term is 'in the User Plane' as opposed to 'in the Application
Plane' (see Help...Legend). 'Floater' is my term, not Netview's, for things
in
the User Plane because they look to me as if they were floating above
the screen. I apologize for being unclear.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
Detroit
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Sorry to jump in here...
On this topic, what is your (Netviews) definition of a 'floater'?
Thanks,
Jason
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Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 8:18 AM
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If you cut and paste, it should not be in the User Plane. If it is, then
you have either pasted twice, or pasted someplace you are not
allowed to. If you copy and paste, it will be in the User Plane.
In either case, ipmap is no longer responsible for it. It may appear
to work for a while. But if something goes wrong and you call
Support, if you tell them you have floaters, you will likely be
told to get rid of them on suspicion of database corruption.
My rule is No Floaters Allowed. There is always a better
way.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
Detroit
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Is that true that an object in the user plane doesn't get its status
updated ?
How about it if you copy & paste it instead of cut & paste ? Is it
updated then ?
thanks for an answer.
Bernard Baudoux
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> From: Leslie Clark [SMTP:lclark@us.ibm.com]
> Sent: Thursday, 04 October, 2001 15:03
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> Yes, you can do this. Here's how:
>
> In the Network submap, where you have (usually) a single segment
> (Segment1),
> add another segment of the appropriate type. In the creation dialog, if
> ipmap
> is listed as a configurable application, bring it up and ok it (I don't
> remember if
> it is or not). Then, drill into the original segment. In there, select
the
> ones you
> want to move. Cut - From THIS Submap. Back up, and drill into your new
> segment.
> Paste. The cutting and pasting must be done from the Segment submap, not
> the Network submap. After moving them, if some of the devices are
switches
> or hubs or
> routers, they will be promoted and moved around in the Network submap as
> well.
>
> Cordially,
>
> Leslie A. Clark
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> Hi all,
>
> I've got the following submap partition task to do:
> there are a number of nodes (e.g. switches) all of which fall into
> the same IP network 10.136.0. These nodes are to be
> places under different Location symbols. My problem
> here is with User Plane...
>
>
> The NV Admin Guide, page 98, states that the only symbols
> which may be placed under a location symbol are other location
> symbols, Gateway symbols or network symbols, so not nodes
> like switches, which makes submap partitioning not really flexible.
>
> I tried cut&paste but the symbol was placed in the user plane
> (as expected), which pracitically makes the
> map useless as in the user plane the status of the symbol is
> not updated...
>
> So, is there no way for me to partition my map?
>
> Thanks,
> Kaveh.
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