Oops.  Hit send rather than "spell check".
Let me try this again.

You would not want to change this using nvdbimport because netmon will
change it back again on the next demand/config poll
You need to create your own field, which you can also do with
nvdbimport,but I don't see at this point how you
are planning to send any field to TEC.  By default we send events to TEC.
How are you planning to send this field?


James Shanks
Team Leader, Level 3 Support
Tivoli NetView for UNIX and NT


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AIX 4.3 NetView 6.0.2

Is there a way to add/change the value in the sysLocation field ID in the
NetView database, or does it HAVE to be changed in the nodes SNMP settings?
I am looking for a free form field that I can assign a decimal delimited
line to for sorting messages sent to TEC. Is there another field that can
be
manipulated by using nvdbimport? Or is there a way to add another field id
that I could use for this? I was looking throught the docs for anything
that
would tell me if that was possible. Thanks for your time!

Scott Bursik
Pepsico

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