Michel,
I still suspect you may have other MAPs (not submaps) where your
interfaces are managed. Did you try the ovobjprint -s command? From
the GUI, do a File -> Open Map and see what maps there are. I have just
done a quick test on my NV 7.1.3 to unmanage 1 interface of a router.
If you just do this on 1 map, it stays in the ping poll list.; if you
unmanage it on all maps, it disappears from the ping poll list.
Cheers,
Jane
Grossenbacher Michel wrote:
first, thanks for the fast answer 8)
I did the netmon -a 12 and got the Interfaces that should be unmanaged in the ping list...
I did a search on the IP Address for one Interface and in all Submaps it found it was unmanaged. The node itself is managed cause I have to monitor the other 2 Interfaces.
I realy get confused now cause those Interfaces are unmanaged (I did a Smartset
for those Interfaces to set them unmanaged as soon as they apear) but still
appear in the poll list ? :-/
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Von: Jane Curry [mailto:jane.curry AT skills-1st.co DOT uk]
Gesendet: Montag, 6. Januar 2003 10:03
An: Grossenbacher Michel; NetView mailing list
Betreff: Re: [nv-l] Interface Down Messages from Unmanaged Interfaces
Hi Michel,
Are you quite sure that these interfaces are unmanaged in ALL maps? If
there is ANY map with a device still managed, then you will still get
polls. Try ovobjprint -s <one of your nodes> - it gives you the number
of maps an object exists in and the number of maps the object is managed
in. Another check is to do a netmon -a 12 and a netmon -a 16 to dump
ping and SNMP poll times - if a device is really unmanaged, it shouldn't
appear on either list.
Cheers,
Jane
Grossenbacher Michel wrote:
Hy together
Im on AIX 4.3.3 with Maintenance Relase 9 (with Linux Tool Box)
NetView 7.1.2
Since I use 7.1.2 I get Interface Down messages from Interfaces that are unmanaged. I think this happens during the Demand Poll every 24h cause the Interfaces are up via SNMP but not via ICMP. But still, I have set them unmanaged and therefor I dont want to recieve messages from those Interfaces.
To change this behavior I just see one solution at the moment, change the polling from ICMP to SNMP and set those Interfaces Managed again. I dont like this solution cause this means to activate SNMP polls for more then 1'000 Nodes (each with at least 4 Interfaces. 2 reachable via ICMP and 2 only via SNMP). Anyone got some better Ideas? I just want to reduce the events I get.
Thanks in advance
Michel
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