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Re: [nv-l] origin=212.252.18.0

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Subject: Re: [nv-l] origin=212.252.18.0
From: James Shanks <jshanks@us.ibm.com>
Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2003 09:33:56 -0400
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Apparently you did not read carefully enough.  I gave you a workaround, which will suffice for all NetView traps, and many others besides.
In 7.1.3 and below all NetView traps should have an origin of $AGENT_ADDR, because NetView is the source or origin of that trap.  

 If you are having a problem with a NetView trap then the solution is to change the entry for that trap in the tecad_nv6k.cds file to use $AGENT_ADDR and not $SOURCE_ADDR.   There are plenty of other examples of NetView traps in that file for you to see exactly how to do it.    

Or you can just change the overall map defaults,

MAP_DEFAULT
  source = NV6K ;
  sub_source = NET ;
  origin = $SOURCE_ADDR ;
  adapter_host = $AGENT_ADDR ;
END
       
so that origin and adapter_host match.  Make them both say $AGENT_ADDR and most, if not all, cases of your problem will go away, for those that don't, you have to make your decision about whether to even send an origin or not.  

I do not understand why you cannot tell your customers just that.

James Shanks
Level 3 Support  for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows
Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group



tivoli <tivoli@bu.brauunion.ro>

09/03/2003 09:22 AM

       
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        cc:        Brian Kraftchick <Brian.Kraftchick@odfl.com>, nv-l@lists.tivoli.com
        Subject:        Re: [nv-l] origin=212.252.18.0



bad news...
just after I sent you previous email I receive again those messages....
:(  
all are ITS_SUBNET_CONNECTIVITY
... and I'm just reading the James S message.. so we are not lucky ..
but what I'm going to tell to my clients????

by

tivoli wrote:

> ...hmmm
> we have on netview machine 2 NIC's, one of them unconfigured (it's
> windows 2k) and without cable. just after I sent this message to the
> list I disabled that interface and since then the messages have
> disappeared!! (now there could be another problem: where are these
> messages now??  I thought  the origin field will change  to a real
> address. )
> do you have such a second NIC???
>
> I think there is a special address class for DHCP interfaces that
> could not found a DHCP server..
> I'll try to find out more... and I'll let you know if something new
> appear..
>
> by
> Lucian
>
> Brian Kraftchick wrote:
>
>> Lucian,
>>
>> I have had the exact same issue since our installation of Netview by IBM
>> Global Services, and it has yet been resolved.  We have a different IP
>> address show up than yours, but still it has nothing to do with our
>> network,
>> nor any configured device on our network.  I have actually taken this
>> all
>> the way to Level 3 with Tech Support, but still no solution.  We were
>> able
>> to determine that it does come directly from NetView....when we check
>> the
>> TEC reception log...the IP address is already there, so we know that TEC
>> isn't generating it.  Something within TEC is....but as I said, we still
>> don't have any solution whatsoever....please let me know if you find
>> anything out.
>>
>> Brian
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: tivoli [mailto:tivoli@bu.brauunion.ro]
>> Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 6:01 AM
>> Cc: Netview List
>> Subject: [nv-l] origin=212.252.18.0
>>
>>
>> hi there list!
>>
>> I have some events from NetView that appear in TEC with origin
>> 212.252.18.0  what this could be? (I have a second NIC on netview
>> server without an address... )
>>
>> thanks
>> Lucian
>>
>>
>>
>>
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