I realize you are familiar with the NetTools discovery scan, but
you may also be interested in exploring the Discovery Wizard
(New Map, right click to Discover Devices, and select Discover
your network using ICMP) You will find there are additional
services and features here (for example interface discovery
on routers, filtering, and more advanced type checking (SChecks)).
----- Original Message -----
From: "Don McCotter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 2:22 PM
Subject: [WhatsUp Forum] Custom Device Type Icons (Ver 7)
>
> Dear WUG Forum;
>
> I've upgraded from V5 to 7 and moved my WUG to a new server on a trial
> basis. Most everything has worked out but I'm having trouble getting Custom
> Device Icons to display correctly. In general, my generic router Vdevice
> icons are being used rather than the slightly customized ones I've created.
> Given the symptoms below, anyone got a suggestion or clarifying question?
>
> I click open New Map, right-click to Net Tools and select the Scan tab. At
> this point, the Custom Devices library on the left shows both some
> seemingly good (older) custom icons as well as the ones I've been working
> with recently - those do NOT show the icon modifications I've made. I run a
> scan for a very limited range of IP addresses with MAP, RESOLVE, IDENTIFY
> and ALL IP checked. I'm using a working readonly SNMP string. The resulting
> map contains a Cisco 7505 router and a Cisco 7200 router, using the generic
> router icons. If I rightclick on either device, Properties indicates the
> SNMP OID which I expect and which is associated with that custom device in
> the Hosttypes file, plus the General Device Type field is correct. But the
> icon is generic, not custom.
>
> Now, on the left in the Custom Device library, I've got a correctly labeled
> ("template name") Cisco 7200 device, tho it shows the generic router icon.
> When I rightclick to Edit that, it's pointing to my custom icon's filename.
> Plus, if I click the button to display the icon, Vdevice cranks up and
> opens the 'dot EMF' file of the custom icon!!
> This host has been booted so if there are any WinNT icon caches or buffers,
> those should have been refreshed.....
> My defs.txt file shows what I believe to be the correct Cisco MIBs....
> I did create the icons in another app and import them into Vdevice but
> according to Vdevice itself, they display and save correctly....
> Did I step on some register entry during my upgrade?.....
>
> Any suggestions are appreciated - TIA -Don
>
>
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