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Re: [NV-L] Objects defined in Database
2008-06-11 11:42:33
Thanks Jim,
You are correct, Im running
7.1.4 fixpack 5 not 7.1.5.. I run ovtopofix -A once
a week. Auto-discovery is not running, it gets a new
seed file everyday for MACD's. This morning I removed all !OID entries
from the seedfile and just completed an ovtopofix -A. I brought down
the map and killed all deamons and ran nvTurboDatabase speed. I then
did netnmrc and it took ovtopmd 15 minutes to initialize
and it took netmon at least that long to initialize. I'm probably going
to open a PMR... Pretty strange things happening..
Thanks, Dave
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FixPack 3 for 7.1.5 has not been shipped yet Dave,
so that's not where you
are. cat /usr/OV/service/version.
OK, so you are saying that your object count is growing by leaps and bounds
yet nothing has changed in the network? No DNS or re-IP sorts of
activities going on?
What's in your events? Are you seeing many new nodes being added
and
managed or what?
If not, then it sounds to me like your seed file and discovery options
need
attention. If you have negative ranges or !@oid entries for example,
then
netmon will have to create a hint for every other object it finds, just
so
that it can compare the IP addresses or OIDs. These stub objects
are
called hints and you have to run ovtopofix periodically to keep pruning
them from the database. And if any of these objects is renamed or
re-IPed,
then netmon will create another hint for the new device, compounding the
issue.
How often do you do ovtopofix? That's probably what you should do
now.
James Shanks
Level 3 Support for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows
Network Availability Management
Network Management - Development
Tivoli Software, IBM Corp
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Hi All,
I have about 5400 nodes (routers, switches,
AceModules, ect) that
i am monitoring with Netview 7.1.5 Fixpack3 on AIX 5300-05. My problem
is
that the Number of objects defined in the database keeps growing and
growing. Right now its at 127711 and 20 minutes ago it was 127590. How
can
I found out whats going on?
Number of objects defined in the database: 127711
Total number of fields defined in the database is: 259.
Total number of field values in the database: 2198111
Number of Integer fields: 587160.
Number of Boolean fields: 1138857.
Number of String fields: 315704.
Number of Enum fields: 156390.
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