Well, it doesn't matter.
"isLANDevice" is not a field that NetView ships with, so someone or
something added it in your environment.
How? You'll have to tell us, David. In addition to Bill's suggestion of
nvdbimport, it might have been added by a ruleset, or by third-party
software (CiscoWorks?)
PS: 7.1.2 is out of support. 7.1.3 goes out of support at the end of the
year.
James Shanks
Level 3 Support for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows
Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group
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Bill,
My version is NV 7.1.2 on Sun Solaris.
Rgds,
David
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You haven't identified which version of NetView you are using but my
Linux 7.1.4 NetView system does NOT have the isLANdevice capability
field defined. I would guess that your installation has added and
set it themselves with NVDBIMPORT.
Bill Evans
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Subject: [nv-l] LAN device attribute
Dear list,
I have experienced a phenomenon which I can't explain and need your
advice.
I created a smartset of all LAN devices (isNode=true and
isLANdevice=true). But two exactly same Cisco switches, one is in the
smartset and the other not. I used "Display object information" and
found both have the same OID and SNMP agent (Cisco switch), but one
with
isLANdeivce=True, but the other not. Can anyone give me hint?
Thanks & regards,
David Liu
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