Hi; This is driving me crazy. First, some clarification. I'm not talking about device discovery. I know that in the /Networks, zProperties Configuration tab, there is a variable zAutoDiscover. If this is not set to True, then devices in a given subnet will not be discovered if the subnet is checked and "discover devices" is triggered.
I'm talking about Zenoss going out and finding new IP subnets and ranges of IPs. I've tried hunting down every instance of the zenoss.snmp.RouteMap plugin in every device class and removing it. Then I tediously deleted all ~ 800 networks and subnets that it finds every night (most of which don't match the subnets we actually use). I've tried every imaginable set of values in the zDefaultNetworkTree fields, ranging from one entry of 32, to the actual subnet masks we use on our subnets (/16, /20 and /22). We do not use any other masks on any Cisco router. All our routes are static. We have about 100 sites, each with a layer 3 switch, and about 3000 layer-2 devices. We don't monitor anything other than Cisco devices. We have two collectors and one master. But, it keeps finding and adding subnets. In particular, this will happen right after I add a new site's router, even though the log shows that the modeler is not processing the zenoss.snmp.RouteMap. Any help greatly appreciated. I see from trolling the forum that there is a lot of confusion about this. Chet! Help Us! [Shocked] Thanks, Steve -------------------- m2f -------------------- Read this topic online here: http://forums.zenoss.com/viewtopic.php?p=35769#35769 -------------------- m2f -------------------- _______________________________________________ zenoss-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zenoss.org/mailman/listinfo/zenoss-users
