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  1. fedtegreve

    Auto open All Alarms

    Hi. I'm a user of HPOV NNM, but is a novice. When starting NNM, I would like to see 3 browsing windows with different filters; One with Critical alarms, one with Major and one with Minor. Is there a way to auto open these browsing windows when starting NNM (using "ovw &") ? Thanks Benny
  2. fedtegreve

    Other sowtware then Nutcracker

    Hello. I am using Nutcracker on my Win NT for my unix application. I now got a new version of my application for Win2000, but still need the Nutcracker. Is there any other software like Nutcracker that can provide the same, for less money? I would be very pleased if enyone know. Thanks Ben
  3. fedtegreve

    No root disk controller was found

    It is a replacement. The old HD is defect, and I have to install all sco unix from the start. I have just taken the old Harddisk out and putted a new one in.
  4. fedtegreve

    No root disk controller was found

    I am trying to install a new harddisk, but in the boot it says "Warning: No root disk controller was found" It is a Hitashi Ultrastar 320 SCSI HD. ID=2 CD-rom has ID=3 What can be wrong? Please Help Benny
  5. fedtegreve

    Script helping

    Hi. Thank you for the tips, I surely can use it, thou I have another problem with accessing. But I think it s because the remote computer don't have a .rhosts file, where my computer-IP isn't listed. But I will try so soulve it my self. Again thanks Benny, Denmark
  6. fedtegreve

    Script helping

    Hi. I'm new to the forum and also to unix. Have have a problem, that I hope some of you can help me with. I have a lot of SCO UNIX PC's that I can reach by telnet. That have some backupfiles in a directory, that I need to know about; filename and the date thay are made. I know of a command...

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