You can't change it.  When a node is discovered, all interfaces get
discovered.  When an interface is discovered, it has to have a network to
belong to.

Rest assured, Netview will not discover any other nodes in the excluded
networks unless those nodes themselves have interfaces in non-excluded
networks.

You can hide the excluded networks if you don't want to see them.  The menu
choice is "Edit -> Hide Objects -> From This Submap".  You can also unmanage
the network, if you want to be really sure of things.  If you do, make sure
the interface itself is hidden/unhidden/managed/unmanaged based on how you
want it handled.

If I'm wrong, someone please let me know.  I've got networks I don't want in
my maps, too.

Steve

> ----------
> From:         Klaus Schinhaerl[SMTP:klaus.schinhaerl AT DATEV DOT DE]
> Reply To:     Discussion of IBM NetView and POLYCENTER Manager on NetView
> et alia
> Sent:         Wednesday, July 08, 1998 12:50 PM
> To:   NV-L AT UCSBVM.UCSB DOT EDU
> Subject:      netmon configuration
>
> Hi all,
> if netmon discovers a new node e.g. a router, it
> discovers and displays all interfaces on that router.
> So far so good. But if on of the interfaces in that
> router belongs to a network that is new to netview
> the ipmap displays a new symbol for that network
> even if this network is excluded in the seed-file
> of netmon.
> Is their any possibillity not to display those new
> ip-network-icons?
>
> Thanks Klaus
>