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RES: [nv-l] Map Layout by Application

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Subject: RES: [nv-l] Map Layout by Application
From: Marcos Antonio Pezzutti Filho <pezzutti@banespa.com.br>
Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2003 15:53:44 -0300
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Hi Jim
 
Jennifer´s sugestion is good, but I think it won´t work out, cause Scoping is not allowed to Smartsets, only for networks and locations.
If you create another location formed by copied resources isn´t a good choice, cause status of the copies is not syncronized with the original.
Unfortunately you have to find a way to group these devices in locations or networks.
 
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De: Jennifer Nelson [mailto:nelsonj@us.ibm.com]
Enviada em: Friday, March 07, 2003 15:30
Para: Jim Whitaker
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Assunto: Re: [nv-l] Map Layout by Application


Hi Jim-

What about making a SmartSet containing all of these objects?  Another option could be to use the scoping option on the web console security feature to scope users requiring access to only see the print components somehow but the SmartSet solution would probably be simpler.

Jennifer Nelson
Tivoli Services - IBM Software Group
nelsonj@us.ibm.com



"Jim Whitaker" <jim.whitaker.b@bayer.com>

03/07/2003 11:57 AM

       
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We have always laid out our NetView map based on location.  We do use container
objects
to simplify things, but these are typically cities or buildings. We've received
a request for a view
of all the components of our printing subsystem. This view would include all of
the central servers,
distributed print servers, fax servers and some critical printers, and, all of
the networks that
connect them. He'd also prefer that it be possible to link to this view from a
web page. Leaving
that last requirement aside for the moment, we can think of two ways to do this:

1. A second NetView map - we have always avoided this option because of the
complications
    involved in maintaining multiple maps.
2. A new container object into which the selected components can be COPIED and
pasted.
   We tried this approach. It appears that the copied objects appear on the
"User" plane
   and do not show any connections to each other.

So how can we give this guy his application view?  Any suggestions?

Jim Whitaker
Bayer Corporation
jim.whitaker.b@bayer.com


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