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RE: [NV-L] acknowledge
2007-03-27 15:18:12
netview.pre is sourced by the netview
script.
That variable is referenced by the ipmap
application. If you check /usr/OV/log/ipmap.log, you will see an entry
for every map startup, the value of NVMAPGLOBALACK, the pid, the name of
the map, and whether it is read-write or read-only.
You will have to take down the r/w map
and restart that in order to see it. It's the ipmap running the map that
decides whether or not to apply the acks made by others.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IT Services Specialist, Network Mgmt
Information Technology Services Americas
IBM Global Services
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I've changed the netview.pre
to
NVMAPGLOBALACK=0
export NVMAPGLOBALACK
brought up a R/O map and acknowledge.
this ack.. also showed up in the R/W map. I shutdown the map, and restarted
the daemons. I retried it and the saw the same behaviour.
should netview.pre be in a
user profile / directory ? What can I try next..
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Importance: High
What you describe is the old default behavior. Recent versions override
that behavior in /usr/OV/bin/netview.pre with the setting of
NVMAPGLOBALACK=1
export NVMAPGLOBALACK
I suspect that removing it will be enough, or perhaps set it to 0. Close
the maps and open them again.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IT Services Specialist, Network Mgmt
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Hello,
AIX 5.2 AIX 7.1.5
when an operator acknowledges a device, it changes it to all the map. They
have a R/O map. Where do I change it so that an acknowledge would only
affect their maps and not all others. I don’t want the R/W map to change
the status of the node (when a r/o map gets acknowledge).
Also, in OVw, I have
*overrideAcknowledge:
True
the Operators "acknowledge" a node, and it changed to lime green,
during the netmon polling ( 5 min interval), the device had come back up
but it never changed to "normal state". When I "ping"
the device from the command line, it came back up and change the status
of the node. Why is this..
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