Hi Saurabh,
I think probably PTF_H0619 would fix it.
In the project I'm on right now, the search criteria for a new custom NCM
family simply disappeared when you saved! - so even worse than your situation.
And yes you can change them after the family's populated otherwise wouldn't be
much use to anyone!
I've attached the release note so you can read the blurb - but this one's a fix
to go on top of 9.2 Hotfix 06 - whereas it sounds like you're on H05 (aka
9.2.1)...
I'm sure Support will sort you out when you open a ticket for it...
Good luck
Dan.
________________________________
From: Bohra, Saurabh [[email protected]]
Sent: 30 March 2012 22:49
To: spectrum
Subject: [spectrum] Edit NCM Families
Hello all,
Is it possible to Edit the NCM family’s search option after you have created
and have captured few configurations.
We are on Spectrum 9.2.1 on RHEL and I am trying to edit a NCM Family as its
criteria is outdated to include new devices, however Spectrum is not allowing
me to do that.
Any ideas or known issues here?
Thanks,
Saurabh Bohra
Sr. Network Mgmt Systems Analyst
ESPN Inc.
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Spectrum Software Release Notice
for
CA Spectrum® Infrastructure Manager (CA Spectrum)
02/22/2012
Revision 1.0
09.02.01.PTF_H0619
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# #
# IMPORTANT: #
# This software release is provided as an interim #
# solution to the problems associated with the #
# anomalies listed below. This software may not #
# be compatible with subsequent software releases. #
# #
########################################################
REQUIREMENTS
SPECTRUM 09.02.00 and H06 are prerequisites for installation of
this patch.
OVERVIEW
This is a PTF (Program Temporary Fix) for the following issues:
Symptom: While upgrading our Spectro Servers and OneClick
Servers from ver. 9.2 H04 to 9.2.1, Global Collections and Device
Families
now have a new required field called "Owner". Is that field really
mandatory
and if so, what belongs there? Real name, username, etc. Also, while
we're
able to edit the Global Collections, we can't edit the Device Families,
which
also have a required Owner field.
Resolution: Adding new dialogs that are NCM device family specific,
rather than children
of global collection dialogs. This adds more code to maintain, but
eliminates
some confusion that can occur due to inheritance.
(30338, 20790121-01)
BILL OF MATERIALS
ReleaseNote.PTF_H0619
runme.exe (Windows)
uninstall_PTF_H0619.exe (Windows)
scm-web.xml (Windows)
clientscm.jar (Windows)
runme (Solaris/Linux)
uninstall_PTF_H0619.pl (Solaris/Linux)
scm-web.xml (Solaris/Linux)
clientscm.jar (Solaris/Linux)
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: Please set all file permissions and ownership to the permissions
and ownership of the existing libraries and files that you are
replacing.
1. Shutdown tomcat server
2. Copy the SPECTRUM release files into a clean directory and start the
installation as follows:
-For Solaris:
- Save "Spectrum_09.02.01.PTF_H0619.Solaris.txe" in a directory
of your choice.
- Type: "chmod 755 Spectrum_09.02.01.PTF_H0619.Solaris.txe" to
change the permissions of the file.
- "./Spectrum_09.02.01.PTF_H0619.Solaris.txe"
-For Windows:
- Save "Spectrum_09.02.01.PTF_H0619.Windows.exe" in a directory
of your choice.
- In a bash shell run: "./Spectrum_09.02.01.PTF_H0619.Windows.exe"
- Click on OK in the pop-up, once the installation is complete.
-For Linux:
- Save "Spectrum_09.02.01.PTF_H0619.Linux.txe" in a directory
of your choice.
- Type: "chmod 755 Spectrum_09.02.01.PTF_H0619.Linux.txe" to
change the permissions of the file.
- "./Spectrum_09.02.01.PTF_H0619.Linux.txe"
POST INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. In a bash shell, navigate to $SPECROOT/Install-Tools
2. Execute ./createwebxml.sh
3. Start tomcat server.
UNINSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Shutdown tomcat server.
2. Go to the directory that you installed the patch from.
Run uninstall_PTF_H0619.exe (Windows) or uninstall_PTF_H0619.pl
(Solaris/Linux)
3. In a bash shell, navigate to $SPECROOT/Install-Tools
4. Execute ./createwebxml.sh
5. Start tomcat server.
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