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Herman,
This
is basic stuff. That is why support told you to Read The Friendly
Manual...... :)
You
need to create a ruleset that filters out the undesirables and apply it to the
events being forwarded to TEC.
1st. Create a SmartSet containing all of the nodes that you don't
want to forward events to TEC about.
2nd. Create a ruleset that checks for SmartSet membership and
forwards only if it is NOT a member.
(Stream --> QuerySmartSet --> Forward)
3rd.
Apply that ruleset to TEC event forwarding
Don
Davis
We are using Netview 7.1.2 on AIX.
We are also running TEC 3.8. My issue is
that I want to reduce the amount of traps/traffic/events being sent to TEC, and would
like to filter some of these on the Netview box. For example I have certain devices that I don't want to manage or monitor ports for,
or specific address that I don't care to monitor. I was pointed by support to a Redbook "Examples of Using Netview on AIX
version 4".
Has anyone else encountered this?
and do have a
method, script, etc to resolve this?
Thank you,
Herman E. Caballero
Lowe's Companies,
Inc.
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