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In the help page http://www.analog.cx/docs/domfile.html
It states
that:
"For numerical
addresses, the organisation is considered to be at level 1 if the first
component is up to 127; at level 2 if it's 128-191; and at level 3 if it's
192-255. Again this is only an approximation -- for example, many organisations
use two adjacent blocks of numbers"
Is there any way to
change this behaviour.
It would be most
useful if the way it handle organisations for numerical address was
configurable.
We use an numerical
address internally in the following manner
10.1.x.x
organisation 1
10.2.x.x
organisation 2
etc.
I can get analog 5.1
on Redhat 7.1 to print a hierarchical organisation report like
below
reqs: %bytes:
organisation
----: ------: ------------ 1181: 100%: All Organisations 1117:
96.35%: Organisation 1
64: 3.65%: Organisation 2 With the following
in the config file
SUBORG
10.*
ORGALIAS 10 "All
Organisations"
ORGALIAS
REGEXP:10\.1 "Organisation 1"
ORGALIAS REGEXP:10\.2 "Organisation 2" But it won't produce a chart of the sub
organisations.
How can I get analog to think the organisations are at
level 2 for the 10.x.x.x IP range not at level 1
Thanks in advance
Andrew Beck
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Title: balnk Stationery
