Yes, as far as I know, un-managing a device is not possible from the CLI.  This 
would be very high on my priority list.  We use a product (Tavve NITS) that 
performs several functions based on whether or not a device is managed.  We 
only use 1 map but the read-write version of the map is always running in our 
network operations center, making remote managed vs. un-managed state changes 
impossible.  

{flamethrower on}  
A real oversight on Tivoli's part when so many other automated tools exist that 
do not require interaction with the map...  
{flamethrower off}

Don Sykes
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina
Innovative health care designed around you!


>>> Jared.Brennan AT SIRIUSCOM DOT COM 08/23/01 08:04PM >>>

Scott Barr wrote:
> (If there is confusion, unmanaging the segment will fix that up).

Which begs the question ...

Isn't unmanaging an object yet another function for which there is no
command line interface?

--
Jared Brennan
Senior Technical Consultant
Sirius Computer Solutions, Inc.
jared.brennan AT siriuscom DOT com 


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