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Re: [nv-l] seed file question..
2005-02-06 14:46:41
That entry can't do what the comment
says it does. People often use a dummy range, like 1.1.1.*, to limit discovery.
Having a range in the seedfile tells netmon only to discover nodes it finds
out about that fall within that (or another) range, unless it is overridden
by a specific node entry. That entry is a specific node entry, since it
is an address. However, it is an invalid entry because it has a dot at
the end of it. That's why netmon is complaining about it when it loads
the seedfile.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
Detroit
"John Sobrinho"
<john_sobrinho AT sympatico DOT ca>
Sent by: owner-nv-l AT lists.us.ibm DOT com
02/05/2005 08:59 AM
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Hi All..
I recently took over a ntview implementation and found the following entry
in the seedfile.
9.29.1.1.
#dummy to stop autodiscovery
There is an error in netmon.log file sating this invalid.. Is there or
should there be a vail ip address in seedfile to tell netmon that this
is
end of discovery?
Thans
John
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