Hi Jon,
Sorry - this was partly my suggestion to bug #41432 during the 4.4
betatesting, and, I guess, a workaround to a crash when there was no
label for selected networks.
It involved IM auto-hiding the label for networks if you selected
Interface Alias as the label and it was blank.
I, personally, actually like to know if the label is not set, but
maybe it should be possible to do a {ifAlias | "your text"} sort of
test, so if the label selected is not blank if will show, if not You
can specify the label.
That way it's still possible to 'debug' but also to hide the label on
demand.
Best,
Jakob Peterhänsel
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On 22/05/2006, at 22:08, Jon Myers wrote:
Greetings... well, one of these version updates along the line
somewhere changed some of my labels. We're using mostly Cisco
probes (Cisco Proc/Mem; internal probe in IM 4.4.3). For the port
labels, we use Port Number, and Interface Alias (where we then put
in a room number in the description field on the switch itself).
If there is a description for the port, it shows up quite nicely,
but if its blank, we get a big fat "ifAlias not available" bubble.
Can it be changed back to the old way where if ifAlias is blank, to
not display anything? The obvious solution to this is to make sure
all my ports are labeled on the switches, but that'll take a while,
and some switches I dont want to label them all, or don't want to
go through and label things with a dash or "MT" or something
silly. And don't want to change the label scheme for things on a
port bases on intermapper...
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