Re: [nv-l] location.conf

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This won't give you the locations, but it will give you a list of network
numbers, which you can check against your location.conf file.

Create a smartset called 'Networks' with one condition of
'isNetwork'=True

Wait a few seconds till it's syncronised. Then run
nvUtil l Networks | sort -n | uniq >network.list

John Gatrell, B.A. Physics, CCNA
RMSC - IBM UK's Remote Managed Services Centre
Tel: 01932-81-4732 Internal 814732

>Hi,
>
>is there a chance to create a location.conf - file from an existing map? Or
>is there a command to list the contents of a location?
>
>Kind regards
>
>Iris Zimmer

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