On 4/24/07, ErikMC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've got a question on this topic...
I too have a varied number of networks ranging from /20s through /32s.
I have set the zProperty to be only 32 for the default netmask. When I model,
everything works as predicted - all networks are in the top level.
If I delete the networks, create a /22 supernet for one network, then remodel,
it now adds individual hosts into the /22 supernet, it doesn't create
individual networks...
I've tried creating the supernets after the subnets are discovered, and move
them by hand - but then zendisc gave me an error that it couldn't find the
network I was trying to discover...
I've run into this same problem and posted the question to the
zenoss-dev mailing list.
http://community.zenoss.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1719
My interim solution was this:
1. Delete all my networks.
2. Set the zDefaultNetworkTree on /Networks to:
8
16
24
32
3. Run zenmodeler to rebuild all of the networks.
While this doesn't allow me to setup my subnetting exactly how I want,
it at least imposes some order on the tree.
--
Chet Luther
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