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August 22nd, 2007 03:00
sysName or DNS name used?
Got an issue with naming within SMARTS.
Why are some switches coming up with the SNMP sysName and others coming up with the FQDN in SMARTS when discovered with the AM/PM server. (I am assuming that it is the SNMP sysName since the format is in UpperCase - DNS is in lowercase)
All of the Cisco Switches are configured with the management address on VLAN 2 and NOT Loopback.
There has been no change to the name-resolver.conf file which is set for TM_USEAUTONAME, and the search order is;
TM_USELOOPBACK
TM_USESYSNAME
TM_USENONPRIVATEIP
TM_USEPRIVATEIP
TM_USEAGENTADDRESS
Is there anyway of forcing to use the DNS and not the SNMP sysName.
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RussParker
Why are some switches coming up with the SNMP sysName and others coming up with the FQDN in SMARTS when discovered with the AM/PM server. (I am assuming that it is the SNMP sysName since the format is in UpperCase - DNS is in lowercase)
All of the Cisco Switches are configured with the management address on VLAN 2 and NOT Loopback.
There has been no change to the name-resolver.conf file which is set for TM_USEAUTONAME, and the search order is;
TM_USELOOPBACK
TM_USESYSNAME
TM_USENONPRIVATEIP
TM_USEPRIVATEIP
TM_USEAGENTADDRESS
Is there anyway of forcing to use the DNS and not the SNMP sysName.
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RussParker
