Thanks
James,
But
I have a list of over 100 specific IP addresses that are on 20 different
routers. I have a list of very specific IP address that the NOC wants
in one collection.
We
have already tried the approximate ~ option. For example IPAddress
~ 172.18.43 but that is bringing in to many IP addresses than I want in
the collection. Any other thoughts? Maybe I can't accomplish
everything in a smartset and need to run this through a ruleset?
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I
don't see the problem. You use the editor. Type "collectioned"
from the command line, select "Add", then "Modify" the first rule,
and go from there, The Attribute would be "IP Address".
James Shanks
Level 3 Support for Tivoli
NetView for UNIX and Windows
Tivoli Software / IBM Software
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Netview 7.1.3 AIX 4.3.3
In our environment only
the loopback address of the router is configured in DNS to resolve a hostname
to an IP address. Therefore, all other interfaces on the routers
are IP addresses only.
From our campus routers
(approximately 20 routers) our NOC has identified very critical IP address
interfaces that they want put into a single Smartset. How can I create
a smartset that will contain specific IP addresses?
Thanks
-Donna RSIS/SSA
Run the "collectioned" as James stated and select the TEXT button at
the bottom where you can enter all the IPs you need in the correct syntax.
Build the rule in text editor first and paste it in box.
Jeff Fitzwater
OIT Systems & Networking
Princeton University