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Subject: Node added
From: "CATALINA MARTINEZ" <CATALINA.MARTINEZ@tlc.state.tx.us>
Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2001 09:59:50 -0600
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Hello All,

AIX 433 Netview 602 Framework 3.7.1

I wrote script that will execute when a node is added throught Event 
configuration. However, the last part of the script executes a command 
nsupdate8. For some strange reason if I send an trap (Node added/through server 
setup) it goes through all the script fine but the last command does not seem 
to work. I can successfully run the script and enter the variable (ip address) 
from the command line and it will update the dns server. However, it seems that 
when the script is run when node is added the "nsupdate8" does not update the 
dns server. Is there something in Netview that will cause the nsupdate8 not to 
run???

see attached script
#!/bin/ksh
#set -x
##############################################
# SCRIPT_NAME: query.sysname
# This script will get the sysname names of devices
##########################################################
#/usr/OV/bin/nvUtil l $1 > sysname
#for name in `cat sysname`
#do
#    sysName=`/usr/OV/bin/snmpget -c tlc -t 100 $name system.sysName.0`
#    NAMED=${sysName##*:}
#    echo $name $NAMED
#    echo $name $NAMED >> $1-names
#done
#    echo You may view file $1-names
#exit 0
##########################################################################
# The commands below will get OID and determine which smart set $1 
# belongs to
#/usr/OV/bin/nvUtil s `ovobjprint -s $1 | grep ^OBJECT: | awk '{print$NF}'`
##########################################################################
cat /dev/null > /listchm/dnsadd
OID=`/usr/OV/bin/ovobjprint -s $1 | grep ^OBJECT: | awk '{print $NF}'`
SMARTSET=`/usr/OV/bin/nvUtil s $OID`
SET=${SMARTSET##*:}
 if [ $SET = NonSnmpDevices ]
  then print $1 is a NON-SNMP Device >> /listchm/dnsadd
   exit 0
 fi
#########################################################################
# get system name of $1
##################################################################
sysName=`/usr/OV/bin/snmpget -c tlc -t 100 $1 system.sysName.0`
NAMED=${sysName##*:}
######################################################################
#Check to sys if its a win2k server
######################################################################
prefix=`echo $NAMED | cut -c 1-4`
typeset -u PREFIX=$prefix
   if [ $PREFIX = CP2K ]
      then
      print $1 is a Win2K Server >> /listchm/dnsadd
       exit 0
   fi
name=${NAMED%%.*}
echo update add $name.test.local 86660 IN A $1 >> /listchm/dnsadd
echo " " >> /listchm/dnsadd
nsupdate8 /listchm/dnsadd
exit 0
Hello All,
 
AIX 433 Netview 602 Framework 3.7.1
 
I wrote script that will execute when a node is added throught Event configuration. However, the last part of the script executes a command nsupdate8. For some strange reason if I send an trap (Node added/through server setup) it goes through all the script fine but the last command does not seem to work. I can successfully run the script and enter the variable (ip address) from the command line and it will update the dns server. However, it seems that when the script is run when node is added the "nsupdate8" does not update the dns server. Is there something in Netview that will cause the nsupdate8 not to run???
 
see attached script
#!/bin/ksh
#set -x
##############################################
# SCRIPT_NAME: query.sysname
# This script will get the sysname names of devices
##########################################################
#/usr/OV/bin/nvUtil l $1 > sysname
#for name in `cat sysname`
#do
#    sysName=`/usr/OV/bin/snmpget -c tlc -t 100 $name system.sysName.0`
#    NAMED=${sysName##*:}
#    echo $name $NAMED
#    echo $name $NAMED >> $1-names
#done
#    echo You may view file $1-names
#exit 0
##########################################################################
# The commands below will get OID and determine which smart set $1
# belongs to
#/usr/OV/bin/nvUtil s `ovobjprint -s $1 | grep ^OBJECT: | awk '{print$NF}'`
##########################################################################
cat /dev/null > /listchm/dnsadd
OID=`/usr/OV/bin/ovobjprint -s $1 | grep ^OBJECT: | awk '{print $NF}'`
SMARTSET=`/usr/OV/bin/nvUtil s $OID`
SET=${SMARTSET##*:}
 if [ $SET = NonSnmpDevices ]
  then print $1 is a NON-SNMP Device >> /listchm/dnsadd
   exit 0
 fi
#########################################################################
# get system name of $1
##################################################################
sysName=`/usr/OV/bin/snmpget -c tlc -t 100 $1 system.sysName.0`
NAMED=${sysName##*:}
######################################################################
#Check to sys if its a win2k server
######################################################################
prefix=`echo $NAMED | cut -c 1-4`
typeset -u PREFIX=$prefix
   if [ $PREFIX = CP2K ]
      then
      print $1 is a Win2K Server >> /listchm/dnsadd
       exit 0
   fi
name=${NAMED%%.*}
echo update add $name.test.local 86660 IN A $1 >> /listchm/dnsadd
echo " " >> /listchm/dnsadd
nsupdate8 /listchm/dnsadd
exit 0




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