RE: [nv-l] Object Status Stays Marginal After Acknowledging

[usman.taokeer@s-iii.com]

Clark,

thas the main problem is, when i acknowledge
at interface level the object still stays to Marginal. Now i've done on
thing I've changed the global settings . I've Un-chekcked "Exclusively
set the status for Nodes". Its Working fine now!

But i dont think so that its a best
practice. Right?

Regards,

Usman Taokeer
Si3.

Leslie Clark <lclark@us.ibm.com>
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You should NOT have to modify the status source of the objects in the map.
Each node is represented in several submaps - at the IP Internet level
if it is a router, and in the submap for each network that it is on, and
in the segment submap in those networks submaps. The status color in each
submap represents it status from the point of view of that submap. Therefore,
at the IP Internet level, the status source is Compound Propogate. In the
network and segment submaps, the symbol status source is Symbol or Object,
I forget which, because it is maintained by the ipmap application. When
you acknowledge, you are supposed to do it at the lowest level - the interface
card. If you do that, then the acknowledgement will propogate all the way
up. If you do the ack at other levels, say, by acking the symbol for a
router in a segment or network view, then you will not get the results
you desire. 

Messing with the status source for symbols you did not create yourself
will result in interfering with the ipmap application's management of those
symbols, so I don't do it. 

Cordially,

Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
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"Allison, Jason \(JALLISON\)" <JALLISON@arinc.com>
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Its been a while since I looked into all of the options for Object and
Symbol propigation.  The only recommendation I can make is to delete
the
objects/symbols you currently have and use the defaults during creation
of new ones as that is what has worked for me in the past.  I appologize
for not being more help.

Jason Allison
Principal Engineer
ARINC Incorporated


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Yeah that's what i thought, but it aint working here ? by default its
set to "Set for this Symbol Only" 


Regards, 
Usman Taokeer 
Si3. 



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It is my understanding that when you ack a child node, the parent should
change to green.  I don't understand why it wouldn't be working for
you,
it has worked for me in the past.  Also, we did not have to change
any
propigation status, we "propigate most critical"


Jason Allison
Principal Engineer
ARINC Incorporated


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HI, 

We are using NetView 7.1.4 FP3 on Windows. I am facing a problem when a
child node goes down for some reason the status of Parent changes to
yellow which is Normal. But when i acknowledge the "DOWN" child-node
the
parent still stays Yellow, isn't the status of parent dependent on
child? I have to manually change that object properties to "Propagate
status from Child". In case of a router this gets more difficult because
all the networks connected to it turns out to Yellow (Marginal). 


Regards, 
Usman Taokeer 
Si3.