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Oliver
Bruchhaeuser To: john.j.mackney AT
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24.09.2002 17:09 From: Oliver
Bruchhaeuser/Germany/Contr/IBM@IBMDE
Subject: Re: [nv-l] Cant delete
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John,
this looks you have more than one map.
Check "ovwls" or "mapadmin -l"
If you have more than one map you have to delete the objects from all maps
in order to delete them completely from the databases.
I'm not aware about a netmon bug about handling of exclude ranges in
NetView 7.1.2 AIX.
Kind regards
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I have some nodes with DHCP addresses which have been discovered (PCs)
Some have acquired new addresses because their leases have expired. As a
result there are now some objects on my map that appear Red. If I delete
these objects from the map with Edit, Delete Object, From All Submaps, they
disappear from the screen, but if I close and reopen the default map - or
open a new map, they are still there. Is there a restriction about deleting
objects that cannot be accesses?
ovtopodump | grep nodename
also confirms that they are still in the database even after I delete them.
I ran ovtopofix -a but they are still there.
How do I get rid of them, and how do I stop NetView from rediscovering them
(methinks perhaps an entry in netmon.seed = !10.64.4.100-10.64.4.199)? but
I was told that there is a bug in NetView 7.1.2 that means netmon ignores
entries in the seed file with ranges. Is that true?
John
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