Tivoli Support "does" see it as an issue if you use wildcards in hostnames
but not in ip addresses ;-)
The same if you use excluded OIDs.

Kind regards

Oliver Bruchhaeuser
Tivoli NetView EMEA L2 Support



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Do you have wildcards in your seed file? I have fought this battle several
times. Tivoli support doesn't see it as an issue. Try commenting out the
wildcards in the seed file and restart netmon / ovwdb. Disregard this if
you aren't using wildcards in the seed file.

-----Original Message-----
From: DSullinger AT dot.state.az DOT us [mailto:DSullinger AT dot.state.az DOT 
us]
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 10:03 AM
To: nv-l AT lists.tivoli DOT com
Subject: RE: [nv-l] CPU Resources


We are running Netview v7.1 on a Sun SunBlade 1000 with dual 900MHz CPU and
4GB memory.  We have one session of Netview open on the server itself as
read/write, we have 6 people Telneted into the box, but as I can tell right
now, there are only 4 other Netview x-window read sessions of Netview open
at this time.

The problem is, the CPU usage on this box holds at a steady 55% and it is
all being ate up by ovwdb.  We had an older Sun Enterprise 3000 with dual
400MHz CPUs and only 2GB of memory, yet we had one read/write session
running on it and up to 5 Netview x-window read sessions and it never held
the CPU at a steady 50+%.  Why is this happening?

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