Re: [nv-l] ICMP Polling Intervals

["Usman Taokeer" <usman.taokeer@gmail.com>]

James,

 

In the SNMP Options i only see the devices that are SNMP enabled.  If i manually add a device and do not give the SNMP read/write community string that will be treated as ICMP polled device, right! and then i can configure its polling intervals from there. Correct me if i am wrong somwehere

 

On 5/21/06, James Shanks <jshanks@us.ibm.com> wrote:

What Jane told you is that this is done through the SNMP options dialog.
If SNMP is not enabled the devices will be polled by ping ICMP only.
Nothing else is required.

If devices are shown down when they are not then adjust the time-out and
retry intervals in the SNMP options.

James Shanks
Level 3 Support  for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows
Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group



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Jane,

That i know, here is what i want to do. Some of the nodes (non-snmp) i want
to ping every 10 Minutes. for status checking, these nodes are acutally
servers that do not have SNMP configured. In netview i havent seen any
polling option for ICMP nodes, that you have answered netview does it by
default, but how can i configure netview to 'PING' specific nodes every say
10mins.

Plus we are facing another problem, netview shows Nodes as DOWN on the IP
Map when i ping these nodes they are not down, it just turns back to GREEN.
How do u suggest we handle this! I searched the archives, ppl have created
custome scripts, but i dont want to use any scripts, is there any other
option.

Regards,

Usman


On 5/20/06, Jane Curry < jane.curry@skills-1st.co.uk > wrote:
You will get ping (ICMP) polling by default.  If you have specified a
range for SNMP polling (using $ in netmon.seed) and then you want a
machine from that range ping-polled, then put an entry for this box with
^ to swap back to ICMP-polling.
Cheers,
Jane

Usman Taokeer wrote:
> NV 7.1.4
> Windows 2003 SP1
>
> How can we explicitly configure "ICMP" polling for specific devices!
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Usman
> Si3

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