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Re: [nv-l] trapd.log
2004-05-14 10:23:06
You should not get "Node Down"
for a router. That's why there are different traps.
Are you getting both Router Down and
Node Down for the same devices or different ones?
If different, check the object properties
with ovobjprint -s <selection_name> for the affected devices.
When isRouter = TRUE you should get
Router Down for that device, otherwise it is Node Down.
What level of code and what operating
system?
James Shanks
Level 3 Support for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows
Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group
Ernie Dusett/Rochester/IBM@IBMUS
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05/14/2004 10:00 AM
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In my trapd.log I find "Node Up" & "Node Down"
traps for all types of
devices including routers. There are also "Router Up" &
"Router Down"
traps in the log. There are very few of the "Node" traps
for routers, but
there are some. What is the difference between these types
of traps?
Thanks,
Ernie Dusett
IBM Global Services - Network Outsourcing Services
Phone: (585)723-4311 Tie: 451 Fax: (585)720-7654
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