RE: [nv-l] Netview Rules Examples
2003-09-11 17:59:00
Milt,
I'm
hoping you like and use NetView on Unix.
If you
want to see what the "Numeric character" variables are, you can setup a ruleset
to echo "number 1 is $NVATTR_1, number 2 is $NVATTR_2, number 3 is
$NVATTR_3, ....." >> /tmp/somelogfile.txt. Simply place your Unix commands
in the Action node. So it will be a simple line like: Event Stream (Pizza
Box) > Trap Node > Action. Very easy.
Have fun.
Ray Westphal
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
One other question:
Will
these rules work with externally generated traps (ie, Cisco Devices), or do
they have to be nv6000 generated events?
Pardon my newbie questions ;-)
Thanks
-Milt
| Milton W Bridges
09/11/2003 01:55 PM
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John:
I've
looked at those, but maybe you can answer a question for me? :-)
When configuring the "Pass On Match" Node
via the Rules Editor, I am unclear as what the Attribute Comparisons
Selections are that are Numeric characters only. Are they arguments
associated with a given trap?
Thanks
-Milt
| John Bruer
<ad572 AT yahoo DOT com>
09/11/2003 12:51 PM Please respond to nv-l
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Re: [nv-l] Netview Rules
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Milton.W.Bridges AT kp DOT org writes:
> Does anyone know of a good
source for Netview Rules Examples? > Thanks
Have you checked out
the rulesets that comes with NetView? If you're on unix
find /usr/OV -name "*.rs"
and open em
with /usr/OV/bin/nvrsEdit. The netview administrator's guide goes
through some of the example rulsets if memory serves.
--
jb
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