Just to get it right:
* when AD is on, jffnms constantly "discovers" the interface to check
for new services, resulting in the observed name changes
* when I switch AD off, no name changes are detected (as they aren't
checked any more), but the polling for data still continues?
What is the differe
Sure, just set the AD policy on that host to Automagic, let it change whatever
it feel it has, and if you then don't want to have that enabled, turn it off.
Thats just an administrative information telling you that interface changed its
name.
Javier
Joachim Hergeth wrote:
Hi all,
I am usin
Hi all,
I am using jffnms in a Windows environment and it is running without
problems. But I get every hour messages of the type:
HP NC7781 Gigabit Server Adap detected modification -
NOT Changed Interface Name to HP NC7781 Gigabit Server Adapt
was HP NC7781 Gigabit Ser
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Arūnas Pranckevičius
IT departamentas, UAB Medicinos Bankas
Tinklų administratorius
Tel.: (5)2644844
Mob.: (+370) 686 86778
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: http://www.medbank.lt
This host is using autodiscovery for switches, running against the IP
of the switch portion of the 6500. I've included a few of the log
entries below, however the entire output is quite large and it's a
little difficult to tell what should be included. If there's a
way to run autodiscovery again
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Arūnas Pranckevičius
IT departamentas, UAB Medicinos Bankas
Tinklų administratorius
Tel.: (5)2644844
Mob.: (+370) 686 86778
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: http://www.medbank.lt
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