It would be easier to use "nvUtil e 'isManager=TRUE'".
You can use this at anytime to check what would be
a member of a smart set. You can even use && and ||
and get funky with it:

nvUtil e '"SNMP sysDescr"~Linux && isNode=TRUE'

This would give you all nodes that have a system description
that includes Linux.

Fun for the day, try it yourself, amaze your friends!

Paul


Colin Mulkerrins wrote:

Dave,

Do you have a smartset to locate the NetView server (I think it is
'isManager=TRUE')?  If not, build one and see what shows up, if
anything, this should locate your NetView Server if it is in the map at
all.

I remember something similar happening to me before, I deleted the
NetView server from the database by mistake and it would not discover it
until I ran a complete rediscovery and that got it back into the
managerSubmap.

Regards

Colin Mulkerrins
Enterprise Systems Management
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Thanks Oliver.
                         I did a locate, objects, By Selection Name on
the hostname of the netview server and the IP and it finds nothing to
delete. thanks




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you can delete the node from the "IP Map".




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Thanks Leslie, but the thing is, there is no node to delete. The
ManagerSubmap icon on the ROOT map is blue. I drill down on it and it is
empty.



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I'd just delete and rediscover the node from the map. It will probably
come back ok.

Cordially,

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Hi All,
      Im upgraded a netview server from 4.3.3 AIX  Netview 6.0.3   to
5.2.0.0-02 AIX  Netview 7.1.4 FixPack2.  I changed the hostname and IP
address of this server and I think I missed something. For some reason
this
server does not show up on the map 'ManagerSubmap'      I can do a
nslookup
on the IP and the Hostname and it resolves. I can ping and snmpwalk the
server.  The server is also in the host and seed file. Where can I find
instruction for changing the IP address and Hostname? I have done a
reset_ci also...

Thanks,
Dave







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