IM need a small and simple Element manager to see and maps ports on the
switch or on the router.
Life will be a lot simpler using that. Actually manage switches is
almost impossible.
Mark
Jon Myers ha scritto:
At 02:14 PM 12/12/2006, Matt wrote:
We have ports connected to customers that I'd like to be able to
graph, but I don't want to receive alarms about the state of those
ports - even though I do want to receive alarms about the device in
general.
Is there a a way to do this?
I've asked for this a number of times for the past two years.. Good
luck with this request. Its kind of annoying to have all your switches
in alarm state just because a port is down. Do people usually run
their switches at 100% capacity? Or the ports not being used will
NEVER be used? (the whole hiding inactive ports thing).
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