>>> lclark@us.ibm.com 10/17/01 10:40PM
>>>
That is a feature. Names are not removed when resolution stops
working.
However, you will find that functions such as 'Monitor..MIB
Values...System
Information' will no longer work because the commands they
issue try to
resolve the Selection Name to an IP address. The same is true of
lost
SNMP access. The field info will still say that it is SNMP-supported.
The
moral of the story is that you should check periodically to make sure
that
you have not lost function due to such external changes. I hang a
simple
script off the Reports menu that can be run against a Smartset to look
for
such losses by issuing an snmpget of the sysname mib variable for
each
node.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services -
Systems Mgmt &
Networking
Detroit
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Subject: [NV-L] dns/host/win2k dns and netview
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Please respond to
IBM
NetView
Discussion
Hello,
I am running Netview 6.0.2, AIX 4.3.3, Framework
3.7.1
There are particular Win2k servers that are registered in the win2k
dns but
not in our internal dns nor the /etc/host file. Ok, so I kept getting
node
down/up traps because apparently netview was having problems resolving
the
names.
I did the following tests:
I added 1 server to the host
file to test.did a demand poll name was
updated and all the traps
stopped. Good.
Now I went and removed the name from the host file. demand
poll. The named
of the server remained.
I did an nslookup no name
found(forward and reverse). I did a host lookup
not found.
Question:
why did the name remain on the icon label. why does netview still
recognize
the name?
Thanks in
advance
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