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Re: [nv-l] ContainerLayer2Status??
2005-05-12 12:15:38
That i know, but what concerns me is
that why does it shows it as "Down" when the device is Not
Down...?
~Usman
Francois Le Hir <flehir AT ca.ibm DOT com>
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Each switch has a "Layer2status" object
at the interface level with an ip
0.0.0.0. This object represent the layer 2 status of the switch. The
"ContainerLayer2Status" container (at the network level) is just
there to
contain all the different "Layer2Status" of the different switch
that have
been discovered by itsl2. If it show red, it means that all the switches
discovered by itsl2 have been correlated as down by itsl2.
Salutations, / Regards,
Francois Le Hir
Network Projects & Consulting Services
IBM Global Services
Phone: (514) 964 2145
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[nv-l] ContainerLayer2Status??
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Hi,
We have NetView7.1.4 FP3 with Switch Analyzer installed on Windows Machine.
We have One Cisco(2950) switch on LAN. The NetView shows a symbol
"ContainerLayer2Status" in red and when i open it there is an
inteface with
"0.0.0.0" ip address and it shows it as down. What is that "0.0.0.0"
interface and why is it down?
~Usman
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