Re: [nv-l] Cannot get root map

[Paul <pstroud@bellsouth.net>]

As James pointed out, run "ps -ef | grep netviewd" if that is running, 
you will
need to use "netview -dconsole" to start a read-write map. This is because
netviewd is a map and it is read-write. The command above will allow you to
stop that map and take the read-write map.

Paul

Michael_Noonkesser@bluecrossmn.com wrote:

> Unfortunately I have already been down that road there are not any 
> orphaned procs that pertain to netview, that is my confusion
> Thx-
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> Regards,
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> Mike Noonkesser
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> One of you previous netview console sessions may be up. Identify and
> kill "old" sessions from root. 
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> I cannot get a root (Read Write) Map from Netview 7.1.4 when logging in
> from root account on Solaris 9
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> The window say (Bottom right of GUI) default@servername(read-only) the
> other pane says Root(Auto-Layout)
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> I am not able to manage/unmanage or delete anything from the maps
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> Any help would be greatly appreciated
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> Mike Noonkesser 
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