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techiechick10 (MIS)
9 Jan 03 13:45
We are using Optivity NMS 10 on Win2K server. Optivity sees all of our Baystack equipment, but not our Cisco switches and routers. How can i get Optivity to monitor these as well??

Thanks!
netmanrick (TechnicalUser)
28 Jan 03 10:47
Hi:
Check your router folder options.If the entire folder is highlited you should??????? see Cisco routers.
Your Topology configuration may have to be tuned:Beyond_SONMP_Enable set to 1
      Vendor_Id_Filter_Off set to 1


Hope this helps

Rick Harris
SC Dept of Public Safety-DMV
Network Operations

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