RE: [nv-l] Un-numbered Interfaces.

thanks for the reply..

I hadn't, but I just went into there and it's set to "yes" However, when I rediscover a device, it doesn't show any interfaces that are un-numbered. What should I be expecting to see with an un-numbered interface? I know they're on the device.. .just doesn't show them..

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Subject: Re: [nv-l] Un-numbered Interfaces.

there is an option in the serversetup gui for unnumbered ip address support.
its under the heading of set options for daemons, then set options for topology , discovery, ... then
set options for netmon daemon

have you been there?

Ray Smith

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I have question that I need some help with. I have a request from a customer to monitor some cisco "un-numbered" interfaces. I've only ever monitored IP and IPX interfaces. Anyone here monitoring un-numbered interfaces? if so, how?

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b

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