Re: Seed file

["James Shanks" <jshanks@us.ibm.com>]

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If you want to guarantee discovery of your node 192.168.4.56 then that is what 
you must add.
Only fully complete individual entries will guarantee discovery.
The others are ranges, which permit discovery (that is they permit 
inclusion in the databases provided they are discovered somehow).
So what you have coded,

!192.*.*.1-20
192.168.4.* 

Just says that you want to exclude everything in the range of  !192.*.*.1-20 
that is not it the range of 192.168.4.*,
but to guarantee 192.168.4.56 is found, you have to add that also.  If not, you 
might never run across 
it in the ARP cache of some device you do discover.
The addition of the complete address of a node overrides any ranges you 
code.

!192.*.*.1-20
192.168.4.* 
192.168.4.56

James Shanks
Level 3 Support  for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and NT
Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group
 





bducharme@avdl.com
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11/21/2001 01:51 PM
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I'm a new Tivoli NetView user.

In the seed file, is the inclusion or the exclusion that wins over the
other ?

I explain myself, if i do that

!192.*.*.1-20
192.168.4.*

Will I be able to get my server that has an ip of 192.168.4.56 ?

Thanks

Benoit Ducharme
Réalisation Technologique - Outils de Gestion

Assurance vie Desjardins Laurentienne
200 rue des Commandeurs
Lévis, Québec
G6V 2R2

www.avdl.com
mailto : bducharme@avdl.com


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If you want to guarantee discovery of your node 192.168.4.56 then that is what you must add.
Only fully complete individual entries will guarantee discovery.
The others are ranges, which permit discovery (that is they permit inclusion in the databases provided they are discovered somehow).
So what you have coded,

!192.*.*.1-20
192.168.4.* 

Just says that you want to exclude everything in the range of  !192.*.*.1-20 that is not it the range of 192.168.4.*,
but to guarantee 192.168.4.56 is found, you have to add that also.  If not, you might never run across it in the ARP cache of some device you do discover.
The addition of the complete address of a node overrides any ranges you code.

!192.*.*.1-20
192.168.4.* 
192.168.4.56

James Shanks
Level 3 Support  for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and NT
Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group

bducharme@avdl.com Sent by: owner-nv-l@tkg.com 11/21/2001 01:51 PM Please respond to IBM NetView Discussion

To:        nv-l@tkg.com         cc:                 Subject:        [NV-L] Seed file

I'm a new Tivoli NetView user.

In the seed file, is the inclusion or the exclusion that wins over the
other ?

I explain myself, if i do that

!192.*.*.1-20
192.168.4.*

Will I be able to get my server that has an ip of 192.168.4.56 ?

Thanks

Benoit Ducharme
Réalisation Technologique - Outils de Gestion

Assurance vie Desjardins Laurentienne
200 rue des Commandeurs
Lévis, Québec
G6V 2R2

www.avdl.com
mailto : bducharme@avdl.com


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