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RE: [nv-l] netmon connected to trapd
2005-03-30 08:32:48
Martina,
the event comand sends an application
connect event when it starts and a disconnect event when it exits.
The "source" for this connect/disconnect
event is the source identified on the command line.
In your example that would be netmon.
Hope this helps.
Oliver
"Allison, Jason \(JALLISON\)"
<JALLISON AT arinc DOT com>
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Its normal. Maybe someone can explain it though.
Jason Allison
Principal Engineer
ARINC Incorporated
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Subject: [nv-l] netmon connected to trapd
Hi folks,
to check EventForwarding I put out a "Node Up" Event of the
NetView-Server itself every 10 Minutes like:
event -h un102 -E 58916864 -s N
Now in the trapd.log with every NV-Server Node Up Event I find these
lines:
1112170937 7 Wed Mar 30 10:22:17 2005 <none>
N
netmon connected to trapd.
1112170937 3 Wed Mar 30 10:22:17 2005 un102
N Node
Up
1112170937 7 Wed Mar 30 10:22:17 2005 <none>
N
netmon disconnecting from trapd.
Should it make me nervous?
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Martina Haseneder
P542 Datennetz-/Systemprogrammierung
Datev e.G.
email: Martina.Haseneder AT datev DOT de
Tel: 0911 / 276-1063
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