Some avenues of investigation:
Is it possible that you have hidden something in this location submap?
When you look at the status of the location icon in 'Tools.. Display
Object Info', is it Normal, or Critical? When you use the right mouse
button
context menu, Edit..Modify/Describe...Object, is the status source set to
Compound? What happens when you change the propogation for the
map from Most Critical to the Default? Goes yellow? And are any of the
nodes in the location submap DHCP nodes? Do you have all available
maintenance on your V4?
Something that sometimes help when things get goofy: cut those nodes
out of that location submap and paste them back into their original place,
which should be the IP Internet level, unless you have been getting really
creative with the cut/paste. Delete and recreate the location icon, and
put the nodes back. Kind of forces Netview to rethink things.
And of course you want to consider getting to a supported platform. I
think you would like V6.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
Detroit
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Subject: [NV-L] Location Object stays red
I'm having a problem, and I'm not sure how to fix it. I have Location
object on my IP Internet map that has a bunch of other nodes collected in
it, and it's continuing to stay red even though everything underneath it
has
gone back to green. I've tried ovtopofix -a, ovmapcount -a, neither one
helped. I've restarted, I've acknowledged and unacknowledged, no luck. I
can't get the thing to go Green and can't figure out why it's staying red.
I'm using Netview 4R1, and have only one default map set to propagate most
critical.
Thanks.
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