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Subject: | Re: MLM on NT (Win2k) not forwarding traps (new info) |
From: | "James Shanks" <jshanks@us.ibm.com> |
Date: | Mon, 17 Dec 2001 10:12:03 -0500 |
This is a multipart message in MIME format. No, but you should always check the MLM configuration Table when things aren't working. Sometimes it can get messed up when people try to set values remotely and then things don't work. And I would always keep a known good copy as a backup. If you have one, I would stop MLM and switch MLM's configuration Table back to a known good copy, or the default if necessary, and start over. That's the usual advice from the MLM guy in development. James Shanks Level 3 Support for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and NT Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group Andy Mindnich1/Germany/IBM@IBMDE Sent by: owner-nv-l@tkg.com 12/17/2001 09:39 AM Please respond to IBM NetView Discussion To: IBM NetView Discussion <nv-l@tkg.com> cc: Subject: [NV-L] MLM on NT (Win2k) not forwarding traps (new info) Hi all, we have done some more problem determination regarding the previously mentioned problem. Maybe now someone has an idea about this..... We discovered, that the default trap destination doesn´t work any more. When we implement a trap destination for every filter rule, it works again. We tried to remove all default trap destinations and set them again via a demand poll from the Netview server. But that didn´t solve the problem. The only chance at the moment is, to set a destination per filter rule..... Anybody out there who had already such roblems ???? Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best Regards Andy Mindnich _________________________________________________________ IBM Campus Network Solutions , EMEA Technical Centre Germany Am Keltenwald 1, 71139 Ehningen, Germany Tel.: +49-7034-15-3084, Internal: *119-3084, Fax:... -3192 Andy Mindnich1/Germany/IBM@IBMDE Sent by: owner-nv-l@tkg.com 14.12.2001 13:12 Please respond to IBM NetView Discussion To: IBM NetView Discussion <nv-l@tkg.com> cc: Subject: [NV-L] MLM on NT (Win2k) not forwarding traps Hi, maybe someone can help me with the following problem. I have an attended MLM setup on a Windows 2000 Server. In Netview (v 6.0.2) the trapfwd daemon is registred to forward all traps to the local machine on port 1662. This works fine. The MLM is now supposed to filter on specific traps and forward only these to a central Netview server running on AIX. The MLM is configured to listen to port 1662, which seems to work because all traps can be seen in the trap log file of the MLM. The default action is set to block traps. Several filters have been implemented to match on about 8 specific Cisco traps and one filter for all Netview traps. This has worked fine for a while now. The matched traps have been forwarded and displayed correctly in the central Netview server. In a final week of testing and collecting the number of received events prior to production move we recognized in the middle of the week, that the MLM doesn´t send any traps any more. We investigated the problem and came to the following conclusion. The MLM receives still all traps from the local Netview, because you can see them in the trap log file of the MLM and the received counter is increased. Even the filter matching seems to be working, because the counters for each filter are updated correctly. But no trap packet leaves the box towards the netview server. The trap destination is set correctly and the network interface is running. We had a look at the traffic with the Windows Network Monitor (a kind of sniffer). Polling traffic can still be seen, traps are received and so on. But the MLM doesn´t send any traps to the netview server. Any ideas on this?? The only change happened during this week was, that somebody activated the APM daemon by accident on the AIX box. We disabled it again and deleted the trap destination entry that the APM had configured in the MLM (only the one for APM, not the one for the Netview server). Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best Regards Andy Mindnich _________________________________________________________ IBM Campus Network Solutions , EMEA Technical Centre Germany Am Keltenwald 1, 71139 Ehningen, Germany Tel.: +49-7034-15-3084, Internal: *119-3084, Fax:... -3192 No, but you should always check the MLM configuration Table when things aren't working. Sometimes it can get messed up when people try to set values remotely and then things don't work. And I would always keep a known good copy as a backup. If you have one, I would stop MLM and switch MLM's configuration Table back to a known good copy, or the default if necessary, and start over. That's the usual advice from the MLM guy in development. James Shanks Level 3 Support for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and NT Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group
Hi all, we have done some more problem determination regarding the previously mentioned problem. Maybe now someone has an idea about this..... We discovered, that the default trap destination doesn´t work any more. When we implement a trap destination for every filter rule, it works again. We tried to remove all default trap destinations and set them again via a demand poll from the Netview server. But that didn´t solve the problem. The only chance at the moment is, to set a destination per filter rule..... Anybody out there who had already such roblems ???? Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best Regards Andy Mindnich _________________________________________________________ IBM Campus Network Solutions , EMEA Technical Centre Germany Am Keltenwald 1, 71139 Ehningen, Germany Tel.: +49-7034-15-3084, Internal: *119-3084, Fax:... -3192
Hi, maybe someone can help me with the following problem. I have an attended MLM setup on a Windows 2000 Server. In Netview (v 6.0.2) the trapfwd daemon is registred to forward all traps to the local machine on port 1662. This works fine. The MLM is now supposed to filter on specific traps and forward only these to a central Netview server running on AIX. The MLM is configured to listen to port 1662, which seems to work because all traps can be seen in the trap log file of the MLM. The default action is set to block traps. Several filters have been implemented to match on about 8 specific Cisco traps and one filter for all Netview traps. This has worked fine for a while now. The matched traps have been forwarded and displayed correctly in the central Netview server. In a final week of testing and collecting the number of received events prior to production move we recognized in the middle of the week, that the MLM doesn´t send any traps any more. We investigated the problem and came to the following conclusion. The MLM receives still all traps from the local Netview, because you can see them in the trap log file of the MLM and the received counter is increased. Even the filter matching seems to be working, because the counters for each filter are updated correctly. But no trap packet leaves the box towards the netview server. The trap destination is set correctly and the network interface is running. We had a look at the traffic with the Windows Network Monitor (a kind of sniffer). Polling traffic can still be seen, traps are received and so on. But the MLM doesn´t send any traps to the netview server. Any ideas on this?? The only change happened during this week was, that somebody activated the APM daemon by accident on the AIX box. We disabled it again and deleted the trap destination entry that the APM had configured in the MLM (only the one for APM, not the one for the Netview server). Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best Regards Andy Mindnich _________________________________________________________ IBM Campus Network Solutions , EMEA Technical Centre Germany Am Keltenwald 1, 71139 Ehningen, Germany Tel.: +49-7034-15-3084, Internal: *119-3084, Fax:... -3192 |
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