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OK, so this is UNIX. What platform, and what version of NetView? If not 7.1.5, what fixes are installed?
Are you using the forwardall.rs ruleset as the default? You can try turning on tracing in nvcorrd to see what is happening to your events, with the command
nvcdebug -d all
Then you can tell in the nvcorrd logs whether events are being processed.
But really these kinds of things are very difficult to diagnose remotely. Is this a new system? When did you start having the problem? Could your name resolution be a problem? All events get resolved three times, once by trapd for the trapd.log, once by nvcorrd if the ruleset requires it (though forwardall usually does not), and again by nvserverd for display by nvevents.
HTH,
James Shanks
Level 3 Support for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows
Network Availability Management
Network Management - Development
Tivoli Software, IBM Corp
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Hi,
My Netview Event Browser suddenly hangs and i have restarted nvcorrd,nvserverd and actionsvr.
I did ovstop and ovstart too, but no luck. I cannot see any events in the Event browser and it is blank, when i click the Event History icon, it got hanged!
Please help me out in fixing this issue.
Thanks,
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