Exclusion List

[Arthur Goble]

I keep loosing my ping exclusion ranges each time I log out of SIM. Anyine have any ideas?

[Arthur Goble]

Alright so you all must think I'm crazy, maybe so but it's happening. SIM 5 with latest SP, Widows 2003 Enterprize addition, SP1. Very large network, aprox 800 Windows servers, 800 Linux servers, not to mention a mixture of AIX and Solaris, switches routers SANS and over 20,000 workstations. So I need the exclusion range to work. As it is, my SQL database is almost 50 GIGS

[David Claypool]

Post your inclusion and exclusion ranges exactly as you have them in HP SIM so we can see what you are doing.

[Arthur Goble]

this is exactly as it appears when it shows. I added these back at about 9am, they are still present and they may stay for a day or two and then poof there gone. Presently I am the only admin so no one is removing them. I Didn't have this problem on the test box.

Thanks

10.1.10.75
10.1.10.83
10.1.15.90-10.1.15.91
10.1.250.56
10.2.2.77
10.2.3.109
10.2.2.109
10.2.31.0-10.2.31.229
10.2.31.180-10.2.31.181
10.42.43.0-10.42.43.4
10.42.43.24-10.42.43.26
10.42.43.30-10.42.43.255
10.60.50.0-10.60.50.199
10.60.51.0-10.60.51.174
10.60.52.0-10.60.59.255
10.60.70.10-10.60.70.253
10.66.0.0-10.66.255.255
10.67.240.0-10.67.240.255

[David Claypool]

How about your inclusion list?

[Steve Kadish]

Hi Arthur,

A few weeks ago I posted a condition which I had seen on my own server, in which a ping exclusion list over a certain length (I think it was something like six lines, but that's only a guess from memory) would not be saved by SIM. I never got any response to that, but I had already solved the problem by creating a template instead and just specifying the name of the template in the Exlusion field.

- Steve