Just actionsvr.  He reads the ESE.automation file on startup and registers
the rulesets named therein with nvcorrd.  nvcorrd does not need to be
re-cycled for this.

James Shanks
Team Leader, Level 3 Support
 Tivoli NetView for UNIX and NT



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     After I make changes to the ESE.automation file, what daemons should
I restart for the changes to take effect? I was thinking the nvcorrd and
the
actionsvr daemons? Thanks.






     James_Shanks AT tivoli DOT com
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     Yes, but these rules are run in  the background by actionsvr.  They
do not
     affect the events display, unless you have an action in them which
is
     issuing its own new traps using snmptrap.  The main purpose here if
for
     rulesets that do things like paging, or writing stuff to a file, and
such
     things as you want to happen all the time, whether anyone has a GUI
up or
     not.   Such rulesets don't have "Forward" or "Resolve" in the them
because
     they don't send events to a window.  And such rulesets have the
initial
     Event Stream node set to "block" rather than "pass" to prevent any
     unintentional forwarding.

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      Tivoli NetView for UNIX and NT



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     NetView 6.0.1 AIX 4.3.3

     So am I to understand that I can have more than 1 rule active if I
start it
     from
     the ESE.automation file and pay attention to the special rules of
that
     file?

     Scott Bursik



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