Have you configured your netmon daemon to use MLM? Does your MLM monitor
nodes beyond it's own network? If not, then the alias tables should have
been built automatically and netmon should have stopped polling them. If
you don't want them polled at all by netmon, create a SmartSet of those
nodes / networks and then customise the SNMP polling configuration to
status poll every 5 years (or some such). I would use netmon -a 12 and
check /usr/OV/log/netmon.trace to see whether any nodes are still on the
ping list and when they will next be pinged.
Cheers,
Jane
Matthias Wendig wrote:
> Hello,
>
> can someone help me in this case??
> We have a secure network environment, that doesn't allow the netview
> to monitor specific networks. The only access to these networks can be
> made via a MLM, which is placed there. I configured a smartset that
> assigns
> the nodes (which are in the specific network) to the MLM - the ALIAS
> table
> of the MLM is filled with this nodes. !! But the netview still tries to
> ping
> & monitor these nodes !!! That means they all are red in the map - but
> they
> can be reached from the MLM. Is it possible to monitor nodes that can't
> be
> reached from the netview - if they only can be reached from the MLM???
> If yes
> how??
>
> thanks
>
> matthias wendig
>
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