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James,
I must has jumped over this in the reference guide as I did
not see this. Sorry about that. There is a wealth of information
there.
I uncommented NvserverdSendSeverityTecEvents=YES so that we could see critical events on the TEC
console but the reference guide suggests not to do this unless you are migrating
and have not yet adopted the the new TEC
rules.
I will comment this out, perform a nvtecia -reload and
assume that we will need to change the severity of events in TEC, correct?
(Especially for the interface down and node down events).
Thank you very much,
Kevin Sperry
IT Analyst, Data Center Monitoring
Control
nationalgrid
7437
Henry Clay Blvd. Bldg#3
Liverpool, NY 13088
Phone: (315) 460-2688 Internal: 829-2688
Kevin.Sperry@us.ngrid.com
Kevin,
All the entries in the tecint.conf file are explained in the
NetView for UNIX Administrator's Reference. Look under
"tecint.conf"
"Priming" is an activity that nvcorrd does when a new
ruleset is registered. He takes the last 100 events that nvserverd has stored in
his internal cache and runs them against the ruleset to see whether any of them
match the ruleset criteria. This is a most useful behavior if you are opening a
new Events Window because you may see it populated right away instead of waiting
for the next matching event.
But if you stop and restart nvserverd or
just the adapter and restart soon thereafter, there is a chance you can send
duplicate events to TEC. Now normally, TEC handles duplicate just fine and there
is nothing to worry about. But if you should find that your operational
procedures or environment are causing a problem with duplicate events sent to
TEC, then you should uncomment #NvserverdPrimeTecEvents=NO
The default as I just explained is YES.
James
Shanks
Tivoli Network Availability Management Level Three
Network
Availability Management
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Hello again,
Running NetView 7.1.5 on unix with TEC integration via
adapter.
Could someone inform me as to what the significance is of
this switch is in the tecint.conf file?
I assume the default is NO.
NvserverdPrimeTecEvents=NO
Thank you kindly,
Kevin Sperry
IT Analyst, Data Center Monitoring Control
nationalgrid
7437 Henry Clay Blvd.
Bldg#3
Liverpool, NY
13088
Phone: (315)
460-2688 Internal: 829-2688
Kevin.Sperry@us.ngrid.com
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