Conference azur::mcc

Hello Richard,

You can find the values you are requesting using the dictionary utility :

        POLYCENTER Dictionary Administrator Program   Version V1.4-0

DAP> sho

   Class (1) : NODE 1
   Class (1) : MCC 7
   Class (1) : DOMAIN 8
   Class (1) : BRIDGE 9
   Class (1) : STATION 11
   Class (1) : NODE4 12
   Class (1) : SAMPLE 15
   Class (1) : TERMINAL_SERVER 17
   Class (1) : SNMP 18
   Class (1) : COLLECTOR 25
   Class (1) : FDDI-STATION 37
   Class (1) : COMMON 52
   Class (1) : CIRCUIT 53
   Class (1) : CONCENTRATOR 330
   Class (1) : REFERENCE 332
   Class (1) : SCRIPT 666
   Class (1) : GENERAL 16382


So, if your customer has specific entities you can get their ID by the
same way.

Hope this helps you.

Best regards,
Philippe Tabone - DECmcc Maintenance Team -

    Philippe,
    
    	Thanks for the information. For clarification, do you use the 
    global entity class value for the mcc_ns.eventIdMatchEnts resource?
    I believe you do , but I want to make sure...
    
    
    Thanks,
    Richard

Richard,

Following the manual use, what you believe is correct.

Philippe

    Philippe,
    
    	I have another question regarding Advanced Customization of
    Notification Services. If the list is empty for the following
    resources, what would be the results in the notification window and
    the notification log? ---
    
    	mcc_ns.eventIdMatchEnts     
    	mcc_ns.replyTextMatchEnts
    	mcc_ns.replyTextEnts
    
    Mcc_ns.eventIdMatchEnts is by default empty, but the other resources
    have the Collector value in their list by default.
    
    I have a customer that creates a notification log that shows all events
    in chronological order. Yet, the Notification window will show most
    events in chronological order, but not all. She is using different
    applications to go to the Collector and does a NOTIFY at the highest
    global entity domain. 
    
    Would the Collector value 25 in mcc_ns.replyTextMatchEnts and
    mcc_ns.replyTextEnts cause this to happen?
    
    Any help would be appreciated...
                         
    Richard