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Re: [nv-l] lcoation.conf 7.1.4
2004-01-20 00:10:13
I have seen some unexpected errors like that in 7.1.4. It happened when I did have a mistake, but then corrected it. The error did not go away until I flushed and rediscovered. I have not re-tested the scenario, so I have not contacted support.
I am not aware of any heirarchic relationship between different symbols of the same class, although they are often used that way. I think Site2 is the prettiest one, and generally use it for all levels of the map.
Another hint: Using '0' as a placeholder will, in some networks, cause unexpected groupings. Often there are networks between unnumbered interfaces, and the address is '0.0.0.0'. If you use 0 for a placeholder, they will be placed in one or the other of those locations. I always use '255' as the placeholder for this reason.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
Detroit
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| Mario Behring <mariobehring AT yahoo DOT com>
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01/19/2004 07:01 PM
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Subject: Re: [nv-l] lcoation.conf 7.1.4
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Chris,
The first entrance in your location file, which is MidWest, should be a different (and greater) kind of container, like State or City. You cannot have a parent container of the same kind of a child container. Try this:
MidWest 0 State
OH 0 City MidWest
KY 0 City MidWest
IN 0 City MidWest
WV 0 City MidWest
Dayton 10.x.x.x Site OH
Dayton 10.x.x.x. Site OH
Dayton 10.x.x.x Site OH
HTH.
Mario Behring
Tivoli Consultant
SIEMENS Business Services
Office: 55 11 3908-2369
Mobile: 55 11 8125-5598
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mario.behring AT siemens DOT com
Christopher J Petrina <cjp8 AT meadwestvaco DOT com> wrote:
here is a small example of my location.conf
MidWest 0 Site
OH 0 Site MidWest
KY 0 Site MidWest
IN 0 Site MidWest
WV 0 Site MidWest
Dayton 10.x.x.x Site OH
Dayton 10.x.x.x. Site OH
Dayton 10.x.x.x Site OH
OK that seems simple enough right? Should create a container in OH called Dayton. Since OH is already defined in MidWest.
I keep receiving the following error though.
location.conf[409]: Dayton 10.x.x.x Site OH
Unknown parent location: 'OH', parent entry must occur before child
any ideas.
Chris Petrina
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