Laszlo,
The experience forces me to agree with Dietmar.
When you add manually a resource Netview by-passes some internal tests (e.g.
looking for into database to the IP address or Selection Name), but athough
this by-pass, the resource isn´t properly modeled.
I would add some lines to the Dietmar ones:
- make sure you can resolv the resource name in both direct and reverse
mode;
- try to configure and test all the SNMP parameters on the resource (e.g.
sysName, communities, sysContact, etc.);
- configure the time-out and retry based on the caracteristics of the
network segment within belongs the resource.
Good luck
Marcos Pezzutti
-----Mensagem original-----
De: Dietmar Gaulhofer [mailto:DIETMAR_GAULHOFER@at.ibm.com]
Enviada em: Friday, October 17, 2003 08:21
Para: nv-l@lists.us.ibm.com
Assunto: RE: [nv-l] Nodes are Unknown
hard to say , but in general i do not recommend adding objects by hand(via
gui) at all.
Also i always delete nodes and interfaces which have a unknown status (i
create a "smartset" for those to find them).
For you i would recommend to:
- delete unknown objects via the GUI
- add the device you are missing to the netmon-seedfile
- run serversetup-maintain-resolv database incons.
- wait 5 minutes
- check with "/usr/OV/bin/ovtopodump -r 'ip-of-router'" - if it is in the
database now.
Dietmar
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