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I am not certain how this bears on your original problem, but the only way 
attribute 2 in one of NetView's traps could be an IP Address is if your 
name resolution is failing.  And since the IP Address is NOT the Selection 
Name of the object in your object database (it's hostname will be), then 
the smartset query fails also. 

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





"Scott Bursik" <tivoliesm AT hotmail DOT com>
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11/07/2001 09:36 AM
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I found this in the nvcorrd.blog. I am collection attribute 2 to use ina 
script that I run and it looks like if the node comes in a IP address, 
thats 
when I get this. Could this be the issue? I am ot really sure what I am 
looking at here. Thanks again!

2001/11/06 15:15:25    .//nl_nvcorrd.C[944] :    ><************ nvcorrd 
starting *************
2001/11/06 15:15:25    .//nl_nvcorrd.C[945] :    ><nvcorrd level:11/13
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[108] :   NVCollCmpDnode::Resolve 
NVCollCmpDnode(Attr: 2 contained in AIX_MC_Nodes) Failed, no
objid for attr 2, obj id = 192.168.58.254
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[111] :   Object not found
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[108] :   NVCollCmpDnode::Resolve 
NVCollCmpDnode(Attr: 2 contained in AIX_NMC_Nodes) Failed, n
o objid for attr 2, obj id = 192.168.58.254
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[111] :   Object not found
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[108] :   NVCollCmpDnode::Resolve 
NVCollCmpDnode(Attr: 2 contained in CSC_UNIX) Failed, no obj
id for attr 2, obj id = 192.168.58.254
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[111] :   Object not found
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[108] :   NVCollCmpDnode::Resolve 
NVCollCmpDnode(Attr: 2 contained in CSC_UNIX) Failed, no obj
id for attr 2, obj id = 192.168.58.254
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[111] :   Object not found
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[108] :   NVCollCmpDnode::Resolve 
NVCollCmpDnode(Attr: 2 contained in CSC_Unix_Temp) Failed, n
o objid for attr 2, obj id = 192.168.58.254
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[111] :   Object not found
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[108] :   NVCollCmpDnode::Resolve 
NVCollCmpDnode(Attr: 2 contained in CSC_Unix_Temp) Failed, n
o objid for attr 2, obj id = 192.168.58.254
2001/11/06 16:37:15      NVcollDnode.C[111] :   Object not found
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>From: "Scott Bursik" <tivoliesm AT hotmail DOT com>
>Reply-To: IBM NetView Discussion <nv-l AT tkg DOT com>
>To: nv-l AT tkg DOT com
>Subject: [NV-L] Rules stop functioning
>Date: Wed, 07 Nov 2001 08:32:02 -0600
>
>NetView 6.0.2 AIX 4.3.3
>
>I am loading several different rules into the ESE.automation file. All of
>the rules end with an action block and contain no screen outputs or 
>anything
>else that is prohibited in the usage of the ESE.automation file. All of 
the
>rules appear to stop processing as if the actionsvr daemon has died, but
>when I check it has not. The entries in the nvaction.alog stop and no
>actions in the rules process. I have to manually restart the actionsvr
>daemon and then everyting starts processng again. I am going to take a 
good
>look at the rules again just to make sure that there isn't an error but I
>thought I would write to see if anyone else has had this situation. Since
>the daemon is not going down, is there another process I can watch for to
>see if the rules are still processing?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Scott
>
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