James,
Not sure what you've tried already. You could try unmanaging / managing the
router to force a configuration check. Or, more brutally, delete the router
from all submaps and rediscover. This has usually cleaned up similar problems
for me on past levels of NV on AIX.
HTH,
Karin
-----Original Message-----
From: Izatt, James [mailto:jizatt@alleghenyenergy.com]
Sent: Monday, July 15, 2002 6:57 AM
To: NV List (E-mail)
Subject: [nv-l] Discovery of a stubborn Interface on a WAN Cisco 3660
Hello Everyone...
NV7.1.1 on AIX 4.3.3
Looking for any tips, tricks or otherwise to discover one serial
sub-interface.
Discover might be the incorrect word. More precisely word be get it onto the
map.
I can demand poll the router (Cisco 3660) all interfaces on the router are
reported as Up/Up (including this
rogue one).
When I do a ovobjprint to the interface IP, I get:
Object not found.
I can ping it & snmp test it from NV.
I even tried to use the loadhost command and it refused to add the
interface.
If I manually add it, it goes onto the user plane, which I don't want.
Any tips or suggestions.
Thanks in advance.
James M. Izatt
Allegheny Energy
I.S. Internetwork Team
Outside Dial: 1 (724) 830-5432
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Mailto: jizatt@alleghenyenergy.com
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