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4293.1 | SPR 44301 (with SNMP *, note 4171.0) | ZTOIS1::VISTA | Renato VISTA, SIS Strasbourg, France | Mon Dec 21 1992 10:27 | 9 |
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Piero,
I've met the same problem with OCCURS(snmp * any event) -see 4171.*-
There is a real problem indeed... An SPR (ICA 44301) has been
submitted.
Renato
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4293.2 | DECmcc V1.3 ???? | ROM01::RENDINA | | Thu Dec 24 1992 06:19 | 23 |
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Hello Renato,
thanks for your information,
the rule definition expression (occurs("entity" * "event name")) doesn't work,
i have tried it also with an AM developed for TELENET X.25 switch node, i have
found the same problem.
DECmcc doesn't support partial name, like:
"(occurs(NODE4 D_XXX.* circ * Counters zeroed))"
(infact if you try to do: "MCC> SHOW NODE4 D_XXX.*" you get an error message)
What can we do? I don't know!
>
> ... An SPR (ICA 44301) has been submitted. ...
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Do you think that it has been solved in the version 1.3 ?
Bye Bye, and Merry Xmas
piero
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4293.3 | pb still exists in MCC T1.3.0 | ZTOIS1::VISTA | Renato VISTA, SIS Strasbourg, France | Mon Dec 28 1992 09:49 | 9 |
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Piero,
Aftering testing MCC T1.3.0 on VMS plaftform, the problem is still
existing... for SNMP * but also for <any_class> * !!
I'm expecting any opinion via official ECSO/CLD channel.
Renato
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4293.4 | I think the problem was fixed in T1.3.0 | TRM::KWAK | | Thu Dec 31 1992 15:00 | 101 |
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RE: .3
Are you definitely using T1.3.0 Alarms module on VMS?
The T1.3.0 Alarms should have fixed the domain filtering problem.
I have run another test today on VMS and observed that the problem does
not happen.
MCC> sho domain qar_2530 mem *
Using default ALL IDENTIFIERS
Domain LOCAL_NS:.qar_2530 Member LOCAL_NS:.tornet
AT 31-DEC-1992 14:49:54 Identifiers
Examination of attributes shows
MemberName = LOCAL_NS:.tornet
Domain LOCAL_NS:.qar_2530 Member LOCAL_NS:.ip.mccts1
AT 31-DEC-1992 14:49:55 Identifiers
Examination of attributes shows
MemberName = LOCAL_NS:.ip.mccts1
MCC> sho domain LOCAL_NS:.qar_2530 rule * all attr
Domain LOCAL_NS:.qar_2530 Rule occurs_filter
AT 31-DEC-1992 14:50:16 All Attributes
Name = occurs_filter
State = Enabled
Substate = Running
Time of Last Evaluation = 31-DEC-1992 14:45:13.05
Result of Last Evaluation = True
Current Severity = Warning
Creation Timestamp = 31-DEC-1992 14:43:59.48
Evaluation Error = 0
Evaluation True = 2
Evaluation False = 0
Expression = (occurs (snmp * any event))
Severity = Warning
Probable Cause = Unknown
MCC>! NOW I generate An authenticationFailure trap on system ".tornet"
MCC>! by issuing "MCC> sho snmp tornet sysuptime, by pass = foo"
MCC>! Note that the password is incorrect.
MCC>
!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Alarm, 31-DEC-1992 14:53:26 !!!!!!!!!!!!!! [1]
Domain: LOCAL_NS:.qar_2530 Severity: Warning
Notification Entity: SNMP LOCAL_NS:.tornet
Event Source: Domain LOCAL_NS:.qar_2530 Rule occurs_filter
Event: OSI Rule Fired
Event Type = QualityofServiceAlarm
Event Time = 31-DEC-1992 14:53:26.25
Probable Cause = Unknown
Additional Info = { (
significance = True,
information = "The last event detected:
SNMP LOCAL_NS:.tornet authenticationFailure 31-DEC-1992
14:53:25.51" ),
(
significance = True,
information = "Event:
authenticationFailure An authenticationFailure trap was received:
enterprise
= ""1.3.6.1.4.1.36.1""
agent-addr = 16.20.144.140 generic-trap =
authenticationFailure
specific-trap = 0 time-stamp = 88614000" ),
(
significance = True,
information = "(occurs (snmp * any
event))" ) }
Managed Object = SNMP LOCAL_NS:.tornet
Perceived Severity = Warning
MCC>! As expected the rule is fired since the LOCAL_NS:.tornet is in
MCC>! the domain
MCC>! Now delete LOCAL_NS:.tornet from the domain, and
MCC>! generate An authenticationFailure trap on system ".tornet".
MCC>! The rule was not fired since the "LOCAL_NS:.tornet" is not
MCC>! in the domain
MCC>! Check version number Again
MCC> sho mcc 0 alarms all char
MCC 0 ALARMS
AT 31-DEC-1992 14:57:30 Characteristics
Examination of attributes shows:
Component Identification = "DECmcc Alarms FM"
Component Version = T1.3.0
Has any one seen the problem in .3 with DECmcc T1.3.0?
William
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4293.5 | Sorry for my confused answer, BUT it works !! | ZTOIS1::VISTA | Renato VISTA, SIS Strasbourg, France | Tue Jan 05 1993 04:51 | 32 |
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Hi William,
You're totally right about OCCURS(<class> * <event>) operating mode in
T1.3.0. The problem has effectively been solved and fixed.
I've just made a confusion in my .3 reply because of another problem
about NOTIFICATION FM and dynamic taking account of new members of a
given class in a given domain...
ie NOTIFY REQUEST <domain> ENTITY LIST=(<class> *), EVENT=(any event)
That kind of request must be DISABLEd/ENABLEd to include new members of
a given in a given domain, in the request processed population. (In
fact, this problem is STILL existing in T1.3.0 and will not be fixed in
V1.3...).
When I discovered it in V1.2.3 (Ultrix & VMS), I'd proposed the ALARMS
FM mechanism (ie NOTIFY FM + ALARM FM + related Access Modules) as a
workaround... And I'd also discovered the OCCURS problem in multiple
domain environment... SO, you may understand my confused reply .3.
Sorry and best regards,
Renato
PS : In ALARMS FM + occurs Rule environment (for a given domain), the
dynamic creation/deletion of members for this same domain ALSO seems to
work correctly...
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