Life is tough. What you want to do -- ignore ping status and SNMP status
-- and only consider servmon status -- is not and never has been part of
the NetView architecture. So there is no simple way to accomplish what
you are doing using NetView.
If you want to exclude service up/ service down traps from going to TEC
then you will have to modify the ruleset for that too.
James Shanks
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Network Management - Development
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The thing is that the host is pingable and has been already discovered by
Netview, but I don't care about the ping status, I only want to know if my
servmon custom script returns a good or a bad value.
If I unmanage the node, servmon do not perform its status check on the
node...
If I modify the ruleset to avoid the node down/up events to be forwarded to
the TEC, I still have the service down/up events who gets forwarded to the
TEC when the node ping status goes down...
I have tried to manually add an object which is not having an ip address
and I have been trying to have this node checked by servmon, but it didn't
work so far.
Michael
2008/4/11 Leslie Clark <lclark@us.ibm.com>:
A couple of thoughts on this subject.
1) To discover the node to begin with, you either have to be able to ping
it, or you have to add it manually, eg with the loadhosts command. You
have probably figure that out. :)
2) I believe that the service status check, and probably the discovery
check as well, will skip any nodes that have an IP status of Critical.
I'm not sure, but perhaps they will work on nodes that have a status of
'Unamanged'. Maybe, maybe not.
3) You only get a Down event for the IP status when the state changes. So
you won't get that many of them if the thing is always unpingable, even
if it is managed.
4) You can modify the ruleset that passes events to the TEC to exclude
Node/Interface Down for certain nodes. As long as you are only checking
attributes of the event, this is not expensive.
5) If you unmanage something that is down, and it one day gets managed,
it will probably get deleted based on the Node Down Delete interval set
in xnmxnmpconf, so be sure to set that value very high, like 12 months or
something.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
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Hi,
I am wondering if there is a way with Netview not to monitor the ping
status of a node, but only the status given by servmon with a custom
script. The reason is that I don't want alerts to be forwarded to the TEC
when the node do not answer to a ping request. Is there a way to have
that kind of setup with Netview?
I know that I can enable SNMP status polling for a node in the seed file,
but the node is not configured SNMP....
Any other suggestions?
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