I've seen this kind of problem at least a couple of times. One time when I
saw this I traced it to a name resolution problem. I don't remember the
exact details anymore, but the situation was something like this: NetView
had the hostname of the agent in its database, but the DNS server was down
and NetView couldn't resolve it back to an IP address. As a result,
NetView substituted its own hostname/IP in the agent address field. This
was with NetView 5.x on AIX.
There has been one other time when I've seen this but wasn't able to find a
cause.
Kevin Li
IBM Global Services
Peter.Ingleson@gerlingn
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10/10/2003 08:52 AM
Please respond to nv-l
List,
I have AIX5.1 with NV7.1.3,
I'm using threshold checking to monitoring errors on an array of cisco
routers. This works correctly and re-arms the monitor when the condition
meets, however I seem to be having a slight problem with trap customisation
(IBM_NVDCOL_EV).
In the pop up notification I have the following
$A $3 $4 $+1 which works correctly, ie $A displays the hostname of the
device with the errors, a router.
In command for automatic action I have the following
/home/$path/script.sh $A $3 $4 $+1
But the value in $A is the hostname of my Netview box and the not the
monitored device.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Regards
Peter
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