Re: [nv-l] Howto list only managed nodes ???

[Paul Stroud <nvladmin@gmail.com>]

Are you using multiple maps(mapname test)? Do you have
a map named test? Have you tried it without the mapname
variable, or just used default? I have never used multiple
maps on Windows, so I'm shooting in the dark..

Paul

Michael D Schleif wrote:

> * Paul Stroud <nvladmin@gmail.com> [2005:11:03:14:09:50-0500] scribed:
>  
>
> > Are the nodes actually unmanaged or only the interfaces?
> > It does not sound to me like the actual device is unmanaged.
> > You can run "ovobjprint -s <hostname>" to see the IP Status
> > of the device...
> >    
> OK, what am I missing?
>
> C:\>nvmaputil.bat --mapname test --unmanage-node
> p47w7u00.wau.hcscint.net
>
> C:\>ovobjprint -s p47w7u00.wau.hcscint.net
>                OBJECTID                SELECTION NAME
>
> OBJECT: 2370
>
>        FIELD ID        FIELD NAME                      FIELD VALUE
>        10              Selection Name                  
> "p47w7u00.wau.hcscint.net"
>        11              IP Hostname                     
> "p47w7u00.wau.hcscint.net"
>        14              OVW Maps Exists                 1
>        15              OVW Maps Managed                1
>        75              IP Status                       Normal(2)
>        78              isIPRouter                      FALSE
>        101             IP Name                         
> "p47w7u00.wau.hcscint.net"
>        105             vendor                          Unset(0)
>        117             isNode                          TRUE
>        119             isComputer                      TRUE
>        120             isConnector                     FALSE
>        122             isBridge                        FALSE
>        123             isRouter                        FALSE
>        124             isHub                           FALSE
>        145             isDHCPClient                    FALSE
>        146             hasBadOID                       FALSE
>        147             hasInconsistentSubnetMask               FALSE
>        149             isMLM                           FALSE
>        151             isIP                            TRUE
>        174             isSNMPSupported                 FALSE
>        180             SNMPAgent                       Unset(0)
>        186             SNMP ipAddress                  "10.129.49.100"
>        219             TopM Interface Count            1
>        225             TopM Interface List             "10.129.49.100 Up         
> 10.129.49.100   255.255.252.0   0x000D6020D284  other               "
>        248             XXMAP Protocol List             "IP"
>
>
> How many contexts for un-managed node does NV have?  I assume that
> `Normal(2)' above indicates that the node itself remains managed?  Where
> is an exhaustive list of values that IP Status can have?
>
>
> Here's the rub: My client has a new NV installation; and they have a
> very large network.  Currently, we have 21,000 nodes; but, this weekend,
> it will double.  There is no documentation about these networks; and
> very little standardization.  Most of these nodes are PC's; and we have
> no mandate to manage them.  I have not yet found seed file entries to
> avoid these PC's; so I need to automate un-managing them.
>
> Yes, James makes interesting points about using the GUI; but, I
> challenge any of you to select 10,000 nodes and un-manage them via GUI
> ;>
>
> What do you think?
>
>