I've got the same message, under unix.

I have 2 network cards installed but only one of them is in use.

I believe that this message appears when you have multiple interfaces on the
console machine, but netview cannot access one or more of them. 

Cliff Dabbs
Senior Network Analyst
Client Services - Networks.
Ex: 4708

> ----------
> From:
> hvillega AT bancolombia.com DOT co[SMTP:hvillega AT bancolombia.com DOT co]
> Reply To:     IBM NetView Discussion
> Sent:         12 February 2001 12:57
> To:   IBM NetView Discussion
> Subject:      [NV-L] netmon daemon
> 
> Hi all,  Netview  5.1.3 for AIX  ( V 4.3.3 ).
> When I check the netview daemons, the netmon daemon shows the next message
> :
> 
> object manager name: netmon
>  behavior:            OVs_WELL_BEHAVED
>  state:               RUNNING
>  PID:                 48508
>  last message:        Warnings (1) from /usr/OV/bin/nmcheckconf; see
> /usr/OV/log/netmon.trace for info
>  exit status:         -
> 
> When I see the   /usr/OV/log/netmon.trace ,  it shows the next message :
> 
> /usr/OV/bin/nmcheckconf: ERROR: LAN interface "Name" not UP and RUNNING.
> **** Warnings from /usr/OV/bin/nmcheckconf configuration check script
> 
> Does anybody know what is the meaning of this message and how can I fix it
> ?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Hernan D. Villegas
> 
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