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Re: [nv-l] Removing devices
2005-10-18 09:22:23
It also can depend on whether the oid
of the device, as defined in oid_to_type, has the 'S' flag set. The CiscoWorks
integration sets most Cisco routers to S, meaning that the addresses may
be deleted and added repeatedly so don't bother to delete them on the config
poll. I've had better results with config polling cleaning them up when
there is not S on the oid.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services On Demand - Network Mgmt
Detroit
Paul Stroud <nvladmin AT gmail DOT com>
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10/18/2005 09:08 AM
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Check the snmpwalk of the device and make sure the
devices are actually
removed
from the mib. There are a number of devices that will not update the mib
properly.
Paul
Kain, Becki (B.) wrote:
> Hello All:
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> If a device is already in Netview and working, and a site engineer
> removes a subnet on the device, Netview alarms and shows the subnet
as
> down. This is correct behaviour
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> When Netview next demand polls it should see that the configuration
of
> the device has changed and remove the interface from the topology
> (this is how HPOV works)
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> Netview doesn't do this reliably, This morning working I have
removed
> 3 interfaces that were deleted from the Routers over the weekend but
> had not cleaned out of Netview.
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> Clearing the Cache and re demandpolling the device did not clean the
> interface entry out of the database either.
> Deleting the interface out on the map does work.
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> Is there a better way of getting the devices to auto update on the
> demand poll.
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> Thanks
>
> -Becki Kain
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