Quoting sbrownian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I've found reference to the "zInterfaceMapIgnoreNames" in
zproperties to tell the collector to ignore stuff, with the idea of
killing the 'unrouted VLAN' errors that are filling up my logs.
If you click on the Unrouted VLAN interface I'm going to bet that the
type is set to propVirtual (at least mine are). You can go to
Devices->Templates copy ethernetCsmacd to a new template called
propVirtual, then take out all of the OIDS/Thresholds/Graph
Definitions. This will stop zenoss from trying to monitor those
devices.
The example given is: ^(unrouted|rif0|lo|VLAN|sit)
What does the ^ caret symbol signify? I guess that the | symbol
means 'either' or perhaps 'or' in this instance.
The '^' is a symbol in regular expressions to signify the beginning of
a line. So in this example the line begins with unrouted OR rif0 OR lo
etc...
--Dennis
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