Has anybody any experiences with sending commands from a NetView NT client to a
NetView NT server?

Is there any built in support for those kind of commands in NetView or this this
kind of functionallity only possible by developing those tools?

Regards

Peter Weischer


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Line commands only work on the server.  That is all they are designed to
do.  The client has no database of its own, so they fail there.  The GUI is
sending the information back to the server and the command is executed
there.  If you don't want to use the GUI, then you must do what the client
does under the covers  -- send you command back to the server for
execution.  The client afterall is just a remote GUI.

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



pweischer AT MMM DOT [email protected] on 05/09/2001 01:37:54 AM

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Hello,
I would like to set the 'isImportantNode' field in NetView 6.02 for NT of a
node
by using the command line. On the server itself, is works by writing the
nodes
in a text file and use the nvdbimport command. But this does not work on a
NetView client, although it is possible to change the value of this filed
using
the GUI.

Can anybody help?

Regards

Peter Weischer


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