Patch Name: PHSS_11200 Patch Description: s700_800 10.X OV NNM4.1x Consolidated Patch June 17 1997 Creation Date: 97/06/17 Post Date: 97/06/20 Hardware Platforms - OS Releases: s700: 10.00 10.01 10.10 10.20 s800: 10.00 10.01 10.10 10.20 Products: OpenView Network Node Manager 4.1x Filesets: OVPlatform.OVMIN OVSNMPDevKit.OVSNMP-PRG OVPlatform.OVSNMP-PRG-MAN OVPlatform.OVWIN OVPlatform.OVIFORLS OVNNMgr.OVNNM-RUN OVPlatform.OVSNMP-MIN OVPlatformDevKit.OVMIN-PRG OVPlatformDevKit.OVWIN-PRG OVPlatform.OVEVENT-MIN OVLicense.OVLICENSE OVLicenseMan.OVLICENSE-MAN OVNNMgrMan.OVNNM-RUN-MAN OVPlatform.OVIC OVPlatform.OVPMD-MIN OVPlatformMan.OVEVENTMIN-MAN OVPlatform.OVNNMGR-JPN OVPlatform.OVLIC OVPlatformMan.OVWIN-MAN OVPlatformMan.OVSNMP-MIN-MAN Automatic Reboot?: No Status: General Superseded Critical: No Path Name: /hp-ux_patches/s700_800/10.X/PHSS_11200 Symptoms: PHSS_11200: Cumulative Consolidated Patch. PHSS_11167: After the fix in PHSS_10313, PHSS_10312, it appears that rnetstat began reporting different values than were reported by netstat. This applies to the -i option. PHSS_11157: At map startup, running ITO (or other 3rd party application) with On-Demand submaps, if app requests node deletes then node is deleted from topology. PHSS_11155: When removing popup dynamic menus structures ovw would core dump. When trying to a dynamic menus structure after removing a menu the add would fail. PHSS_11140: netmon will not add hints from seedfile if discovery and config-checking are turned off. PHSS_11114: Due to mishandling of bad symbols in map database, ovw would hang indefinitely during the "Opening Map" phase. PHSS_11101: When a merge occurs from a filtered node to a node that should not be filtered (topology filter-wise), the interfaces being moved do not show up on the management station. PHSS_11099: 1653166223 Xnmloadmib Accepts Incorrect Syntax 4000126631 MIB objects have the same oid after loading a new MIB file. 4000126961 xnmloadmib TRAP-TYPE processing should ignore extra PC-style Car. R 4000127019 MIB loader mis-handles comment-start ("--") when within a quoted st 4000129650 xnmloadmib hangs w/ 99%+ CPU when parsing lines with "- --#..." 4000129668 xnmloadmib prints garbage when parsing "--#ARGUMENTS {}" 4000129676 MIB crashes xnmloadmib if there are two spaces in "OCTET STRING" 4000130443 xnmloadmib coredumps on a specific MIB 4000130450 xnmloadmib hangs forever if no blanks at line beginning. 4000130500 FORE Systems has mib: causes xnmloadmib core after eating up all RAM 4000130534 xnmloadmib doesn't print error msg for garbage token. 4000130542 xnmloadmib - uninitialized var "mod_name" causes garbage error messages 4000130559 xnmloadmib gives garbage (negative) line #'s for location of error. 4000130575 xnmloadmib: garbage for reported MIB name 4000130583 xnmloadmib throws away needed warning msgs if error msg also present. 4000130591 xnmloadmib coredump due to error-string overrun. 4000130609 xnmloadmib won't handle multi-line quoted strings (eg --#SUMMARY "...") 4000130625 xnmloadmib fails to process empty VARIABLES list in TRAP-TYPE defn. 4000130674 xnmloadmib: Missing quote causes hang (infinite loop). 4000131003 MIB loader (xnmloadmib) hangs. 5003312405 ER: Increase MAX # MIBs loaded at once from 100-->200 5003313429 mibloader: Limit too low (and undocumented) on # of IMPORTs. PHSS_10993: Unmanage interface on router, and status of router symbol in certain submaps may be incorrect until map is re-opened. Also, select any interface and a router with S flag in oid_to_type, attempt deletion, and router may fail to be deleted. PHSS_10991: Certain OVw* and OVwDbFree* functions were using free() instead of delete to deallocate memory allocated with new. This caused Purify FMM errors for the user application as well as problems if user redefined new and delete. PHSS_10989: Manpage seemed to imply that you could use "-create" with wildcarded targets, but this wasn't true. Needed to state this and point to the "-import" option with its "-wclist" suboption for the desired functionality. PHSS_10987: The relatively recent option "-u username" for ovactiond was never documented in the manpage. PHSS_10985: NT entry is .1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.3.1. It should be .1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.1.3.1. PHSS_10983: Large printSize values ( e.g. 100x100 ) can cause X error or X to hang. PHSS_10979: netmon seems to stall at certain times, and always immediately after an nmdemandpoll of itself. This only happens on systems that have no DNS (and are thus using /etc/hosts) and have the caching turned off (xnmsnmpconf -optCache none) at the same time. PHSS_10977: netmon will not add hints from seedfile if discovery and config-checking are turned off. PHSS_10968: In PrintEvents the sequence number starts at 11. It should start at 1. PHSS_10863: Two separate cases: -snmpCollect startup time and other Config Check times take many hours due to a huge # of nodes to collect on - in combination with the Collector's philosophy of "repeatedly do snmpgetnext's on the agent until we have a complete list of Instances of the MIB object, and do this even if the user has enumerated the Instances to be collected on via the LIST keyword." This is an unnecessary hit on performance. Believe the user's LIST of Instances and don't doublecheck his list with costly snmpgetnext's (costly if they have a huge # of nodes, most of which have enumerated LISTs instead of the default "ALL" Instances). -User had a somewhat nonstandard agent that responded OK to snmpget's but always failed with snmpgetnext's. The user needed us to accept his LISTs and not doublecheck them (which requires snmpgetnext). To solve both of these user's problems, this undocumented (for now) option has been added - "-I startup" - no Collection Check at startup time for nodes that have only enumerated instance lists (ie only LIST, but no ALL or REGEXP). But do Collection Checks at the regularly scheduled interval (24hr) still. "-I always" - same, except don't do it at the regularly scheduled Collection Checks either. In both cases, a manual Collection Check by the user (i.e. "-C nodename" from the command line) overrides the options. PHSS_10861: If /dev/null is removed, and replaced by a regular file, ovwdb core dumps sometimes. PHSS_10858: OVwRemoveMenuItem was core dumping on Solaris. PHSS_10845: If $ORACLE_HOME/dbs directory is symbolically linked, the link of the init${ORACLE_SID}.ora file will overwrite it. PHSS_10843: Ovfiltertest -i returns an usage error. This is due to the fact that the man page option should have been documented as -o. PHSS_10707: After loading latest consolidated (PHSS_10338,PHSS_10339,PSOV_1452), xnmevents will core dump. PHSS_10674: ** DEFECT 1 ** Point to point serial networks and segments may not be drawn properly on the map. They may be uncollapsed (shown as two nodes connected via a network/segment symbol rather than a simple point-to-point connection) or may not be present at all. Another possibility is that the connection may be represented in BOTH ways: a direct point-to-point connection AND a connection via a network or segment symbol. Also, some objects marked removed may not get deleted from open maps until they are closed and reopened. ** DEFECT 2 ** When using transient submaps with persistence level set to segment or higher, nodes can appear to have a different status depending on whether the node submap is open or not. ** DEFECT 3 ** When filter file is modified after ipmap is started, the changes are not seen by ipmap. PHSS_10667: This patch allows the client filenames in the $OV_CONF/server directory to be case-insensitive, e.g. HOST1.CND.HP.COM is equivalent to host1.cnd.hp.com PHSS_10657: ovwperms commands (ovwchown, ovwls, ovwchgrp, ovwchmod) were referencing a temporary directory that may not exist, giving an error message similar to : ovwls[223]: /var/opt/OV/tmp/ovwls.1702: Cannot create the specified file. ovwls[301]: /var/opt/OV/tmp/ovwls.1702: Cannot find or open the file ovwchown changes the owner on map files but not the directories. make sure ovwchmod does not change permissions on directories. PHSS_10628: If map FOO does not exist, ovw -map FOO creates it. This frequently happens accidentally if the map name was misspelled. PHSS_10626: ovw can core dump with a floating point exception in some situations while the panner is being used. This is most likely when the ovw submap window has been resized very small, or when ovw is displayed to an X terminal. PHSS_10604: The ipmap process aborts with an out-of-memory condition. PHSS_10571: Ovrepld can declare a collection station to be critical status almost immediately instead of waiting the whole status check interval when collection station is sending traps to the management station. PHSS_10551: If both $LANG & $OVwRegDir set, this potentially caused a signal 10 with ovw due to overwritten memory. As well, setting $OVwRegDir on Solaris caused an incorrect error message. PHSS_10549: If a symbol has a very long selection name (> 240) bytes, ovw would core dump when View/Modify Attributes dialog box from the Object Description dialog box. PHSS_10542: The variable NCS_DB is not set when the script is built. The variable used for the path does not exist. It has been modified to include the correct variable. PHSS_10540: If you start a browser session from ovw, iconify it, then start another session, the first session will pop up. This is also true for xnmgraph. PHSS_10536: Core dump on Solaris. This can happen at any time during a request ( ovstatus or ovstop ). The problem lies in the management of the list of daemons being run. PHSS_10534: Problem 1: At reboot time, ovtrapd is DOA with error: recvfrom() for SNMP trap: Bad address (errno 14: EFAULT) Problem 2: If a bad option string is passed either from the command line, or via the ovsuf (after doing ovaddobj $OV_LRF/ovtrapd.lrf), no indication apepars anywhere - neither in the window nor in the status string shown by ovstatus nor in any logfiles. PHSS_10339: Consolidated Patch PHSS_10336: Nodes and/or interfaces appear in the map marked removed, and are present in the object database (marked as removed), but are not present in the topology database. PHSS_10334: In MIB browser GUI, the "Set" button stays grayed out for MIB variables of type ACCESS = "READ-CREATE". This is not correct. This type of MIB var should be Set-able, just like access types Read-Write and Write-Only are now. PHSS_10328: ovmapcount dies PHSS_10313: Rnetstat reports "empty table" message for systems that have SNMP A.14. Two fields are undefined. PHSS_10311: Ksh reports "not enough memory" error if there are too many NFS mounts. The find command returns a string that is too long. PHSS_10303: The op_scope parameter to the ovwConfirmDeleteSymbols ovw api event is not set to ovwAllMapScope for objects deleted recursively by ovw because of a user delete object operation. PHSS_10301: Netmon coredumps with a bus error on HPUX. This usually happens when a nmdemandpoll is done. PHSS_10299: Nodes are left disconnected in the network submap when 2 or more collection stations are monitoring them. This happens if a primary interface on a secondary node is made invisible. PHSS_10297: netmon's SNMP requests to a node fail. As a consequence, certain other nodes which should be discovered may not be discovered. PHSS_10241: By default, netmon will discover interfaces of type software loopback. Some customers wish to disable this. PHSS_10227: Multiple runs of ovwsetupclient start producing message of too many levels of symbolic links. The nodename is not added to the directory paths for linking. PHSS_10225: If the graphLineColors resource is respecified to a shorter string, it is possible for xnmgraph to core. PHSS_10149: Using NNM NT as a collection station, nmdemandpoll of a node on that station reports that the station does not support the operation. All IPX nodes are merged into a single network with IP address 0.0.0.0, resulting in a confusing and possibly corrupt map. PHSS_10108: Defect1:localized applications weren't getting read on a localized system, only the registration files under the C LANG variable were getting read. Defect2:When no map named "default" exists, users without permission to create maps are able to damage existing maps and create their own new map named "default". The user will be presented with a dialog that says "Cannot create system default map: Permission denied". Then the window from which ovw was started will display message like the following: rm: map.lock not removed. Permission denied rm: submapinfo.pag not removed. Permission denied rm: submapinfo.dir not removed. Permission denied rm: objinfo.pag not removed. Permission denied rm: objinfo.dir not removed. Permission denied rm: syminfo.pag not removed. Permission denied rm: syminfo.dir not removed. Permission denied rm: directory current not removed. Permission denied rm: snapinfo.pag not removed. Permission denied rm: snapinfo.dir not removed. Permission denied rm: directory rootOnly not removed. Directory not empty rm: directory /var/opt/OV/share/databases/openview/mapdb not removed. Directory not empty Despite the dialog and warnings, if the user runs ovw a second time the "default" map will be created. PHSS_10083: ovtopodump reports incorrect status for secondary objects. PHSS_10080: To recreate duplicate symbol problem: 1. Open a map and create a symbol on the internet level for a new gateway object. 2. Close the first map and open a second one. 3. Allow ipmap to synchronize. 4. Delete the gateway symbol and re-add it with the same information. 5. The symbol will be added twice, one symbol with "REMOVED: xxx" as its selection name. To duplicate incorrect status source problem: 1. Cut a node from a segment submap. 2. Paste it back into the same segment. 3. The symbol will now have compound status source set. (It should be symbol status source). PHSS_10071: Enhancement request. Provide "log file" of snmpCollected data. PHSS_10069: A node that is marked removed is not deleted from the database, even though it is a secondary and contains no primary interfaces. In addition, certain error conditions during node merging can cause ovtopmd to dump core. PHSS_10041: ovmapdump core dumps on solaris when using -v option PHSS_10038: When NNM 4.1x is dealing with certain Wellfleet Series-7 routers on the network, each time it performs a periodic check of those routers (can also be done manually with nmdemandpoll), they will each generate 1 or more error traps of "Bad Community Name" or something similar. PHSS_10020: NNM may choose the wrong hostname for discovered ServiceGuard nodes, resulting in failure of ClusterView. PHSS_10018: Xnmcollect -load does not replace duplicate entries as specified in the man page. PHSS_10001: Netmon mishandles software loopback interfaces with an iftype of other and subnetmask of 255.255.255.255. When trying to add the node an OVwError 63 field name is not unique is logged in trapd.log and in netmon.trace a missing net/seg message is logged. Also, if an interface changes from disconnected to connected, this will cause either a core-dump on solaris or incorrect behavior on HPUX. PHSS_9998: ovobjprint will core dump when null values are encountered on SUNOS systems. SUNOS printf doesn't handle null values. PHSS_9992: xnmevents can't parse selection names with embeded spaces. PHSS_9990: Some IP nodes in an OVW map may be lacking interfaces (i.e., have an empty node submap), even though ovtopodump shows the nodes to indeed have interfaces. In fact, other maps may show the interfaces just fine. PHSS_9947: When the Collector is trying to print out an error about not being able to write to a "bang file", it will in the best case print garbage, and in the worst case cause snmpCollect to coredump. PHSS_9945: netmon generates duplicate IP address events even when one of the duplicates is in an admin down state. In these cases, it may be preferrable to ignore/drop the admin down duplicate. PHSS_9943: If an SNMPv2 error code is returned by an SNMP agent, an NNM executable may emit the wrong error message, and may even core dump. PHSS_9866: ovw is core dumping when it loses it's connection to X. This leaves a core file with a stack trace that includes an XIOError at some point fairly early in the trace. This core dump is most likely in an environment with X terminals and/or a slow or noisy network. PHSS_9826: 1) Generic traps can no longer be enterprise specific in NNM 4.1. All generic trap definitions merge into snmpTraps enterprise. 2) Event system only matches definitions from the exact enterprise when a new trap/event is received. Definitions in parent/ancestor enterprises are not matched. PHSS_9824: Consolidated Patch PHSS_9822: If a symbol is cut and pasted from a segment submap to another segment submap, either a core-dump will occur (2.3 Solaris) or a message "invalid operation", this symbol was not cut from a segment submap" will appear. PHSS_9717: Several symptoms/problems are fixed with this patch: 1. ovtopmd core dump 2. ovtopmd warnings (at startup) about not being able to find the containing node for an interface 3. ITO node bank nodes which have no network interfaces. PHSS_9700: None. Just adding support for empty strings in registration file's callback arguments. PHSS_9666: When a non-existent file name is given as an argument for the -xAxisFile option, an error dialog box says... Could not open X-Axis mapping file "No such file or directory (errno2:ENOENT)" PHSS_9643: If a router that is in a collapsed serial network is cut from one container and pasted onto another, the collapsed serial network is not drawn. Specifically, there is no connection symbol representing the collapsed serial network. PHSS_9634: Added additional code to delete objects with map and exist counts of 0 regardless of REMOVED flag Added usage description for M option Added super user check Fixed core dump for application registration files null ptr PHSS_9620: A node which has several interfaces, only one of which is an IP interface, will be marked as down if a link down trap is generated for one of the non-IP interfaces. PHSS_9615: When ipmap receives an Admin Down trap, the interface's color changes to red instead of brown. PHSS_9593: ipmap -c "add -d" returns an error: "The argument -D is invalid..." PHSS_9588: Vertical resizing of the "Locate By" (i.e. Locate->Objects-> By Selection Name) no longer works at NNM 4.1. The fields within the window do not grow when the window is resized larger. Specifically, the list of objects matching the locate does not grow when the window is resized larger. PHSS_9576: Enhancement request. Confusing output of snmpCollect is made more easy to read. PHSS_9574: 1. Cut some symbols from a submap. 2. Paste the symbols in another submap. 3. Delete the first submap. 4. Cut the original symbols again. 5. ipmap will core-dump. PHSS_9542: 1. If the user tries a locate while using on-demand submaps, and the locate finds a transient submap whose parent is not instantiated, the submap will be an orphan. This means that the parent button will be grayed out on the menu bar. 2. If a managed node has an interface in an unmanaged network, a locate on that interface will cause an orphaned segment submap. 3. ipmap would not update symbol type changes in star segment submaps. PHSS_9494: SR 5003333237 - default behavior is to use the hostname to identify a client. This is unacceptable in enviroments where the same hostname can occur multiple times in different domains. SR 4000129296 - If the NFS links between client and server become broken, without the use of "ovwsetupclient -undo", the server thinks a client exists and there is no command to remove the now non-existent client. PHSS_9492: SR-4000129387: netmon will occasionally spin upto 100% of the CPU with status polling turned off and not respond to a tracing mask change. However, it will respond to an ovstop. SR-4000129353: netmon keeps discovering pings in its pinglist even when discovery polling is turned off. PHSS_9459: Service guard events (traps) are not reflected in NNM 4.1x. PHSS_9451: Problem with forwarding traps from NNM4.0x to NNM4.1x. The xnmevents on the NNM 4.1x system reports this error: xnmevents lost contact with pmd error decoding message [ Invalid OV Event Header (version 0): source(42) >22 ] This defect could also occur if an NNM 4.0x application running locally on an NNM 4.1x system generates an event. PHSS_9449: -appendSelectList option appears to be ignored in registration Action commands using -cmd. PHSS_9430: loadhosts -P creates nodes that have SUPPORTS SNMP: NO PHSS_9364: Hex values in octetString varbinds randomly printed as garbled ASCII and not as hex. Always printed as hex in NNM 4.0. PHSS_9338: ovrepld may dump core if it receives a collection station update for a router with many interfaces (e.g., hundreds), all or most of which have undergone status or config changes. PHSS_9334: At startup, ovtopmd issues a warning about an interface for which it cannot find a node object. E.g., WARNING: Could not find node for interface 211 (uuid = 73290ddc-4256-71d0-1cc0-0f0274500000), ignoring; PHSS_9323: 4000127126: When a submap is made persistent through the "Map->Submap->Make This Submap Persistent" menu item, the change to the submap is not written out to the map database. 4000128066: When a transient submap becomes persistent, its parents do not percome persistent as expected. PHSS_9301: An NNM station hostname change, or the existence of multiple NNM station interfaces resolving to different names, can result in duplicate collection station objects. When this happens 'xnmtopoconf -print' shows multiple entries for the same station, each by a different name (for example, a former hostname). If the duplicated collection station is the "local" station, and the duplicate is managed, NNM will treat itself as a collection station, even performing ovrepld synchronizations with itself. An associated problem is that xnmtopoconf may fail to find a specified collection station in its station list, even if the user enters it exactly as it appears in 'xnmtopoconf -print' output. It is also possible that 'xnmtopoconf -delete ' will actually delete the "real" (probably managed) entry. PHSS_9290: Two select list change events are sent to an application if there are already objects in the selection list and the user changes the selection list. PHSS_9268: octetstringascii being sent as opaque. If an snmptrap is issue to the local mgmt system using octetstringascii trapd logs an error message about an incorrect varbind. Using octetstring works fine. PHSS_9203: snmpset command sends opaque data types as octetstring. PHSS_9158: (i) ovw core dumps when application is using the OVw API to change the menus dynamically. (ii) When multiple maps are being synchronized, there is a slight degradation in performance due to contention for the mapdb. PHSS_9147: (1) If an application is written that tries to place symbols based on position information returned from GetSymbolInfo, the symbols will not appear where expected. (2) If a user is running ovw in a read only session (either from the -ro command line option or setting the readOnly X resource) they are still able to create a new map and open it read/write. (3) When deleting meta-connections through the pop-up menu, ovw will core dump. PHSS_9129: netmon dumps core after the user makes a polling configuration change. PHSS_9125: Running ovtopofix -U will update the creation time of the object, thus making it appear as though the database were new. If this is run on a collection station, ovrepld will cause a full resynch, including deletion of objects from that station and readding of aforementioned objects. This will cause a loss of map customization (networks and nodes will "pop out of" container objects.) PHSS_9113: If a customer restores a database on a collection station from backup, and the creation time of the database is different, ovrepld will, in the course of the resynchronization, delete every object from that collection station (on the management station) and re-add the objects. This is most visible when there are lots of map customization (read: container objects), as the networks and nodes will "pop out of" the containers. PHSS_9111: Symptoms: Collection station stops forwarding events to management station. Status of some objects is correct on collection station but not correct on management station. nmdemandpoll -s corrects the status of objects on the management station. PHSS_9109: With lots of containers on a map, IPMap takes a very long time to synchronize. Also, cut and paste operations are very slow. After a long cut and paste operation, if another cut and paste is attempted immediately after synch, ovw may respond with "xx objects could not be cut". PHSS_8952: Consolidated Patch PHSS_8945: Ring submaps are not drawn correctly (ring radius too large , icon symbols drawn inside it). Placed icon symbols overlap holding area. PHSS_8933: ipmap will take a long time to synchronize. It will run through every network at start-up time, instead of only networks which have changes since the last time the map was closed. PHSS_8914: 1. Locate by attribute fails intermittently. 2. Locate by attribute finds each symbol twice. PHSS_8903: The Novell Symbol Sizing Fix intermediate patch makes the "small number of symbols are scaled according to minimum symbol distance" behavior the default. This patch makes the default the same as the original released product: "symbols are scaled according to the virtual distance encompassed by the whole submap", but with a more reasonable minimum size. The "minimum symbol distance" behavior can be had by modifying X resources. PHSS_8873: When multiple stations are monitoring the same node, it is possible for the management station to create two versions of the node object (i.e., two separate object IDs are allocated; different node names are assigned). This can happen if different interfaces on a given node resolve to different node names. PHSS_8794: When pmd dies, xnmevents begins popping up dialogs and does not disconnect from pmd. PHSS_8770: ovlmd coredumped on NEC platform. Possible problem with over-running a buffer on supported platforms. PHSS_8750: ovw core dumps immediately after 4.1 install PHSS_8748: If you turn off discovery and use a seedfile, nothing is added to the topology database. This is different from the behavior in 3.31 and 4.0. PHSS_8722: HP-UX 10.10 systems with maxfiles_lim set > 2048 causes select(2) to fail and pmd will not start. PHSS_8720: Netmon falls behind on pings while using a fixed discovery interval. This can be seen by using the graph created by Performance->Network Polling Statistics PHSS_8645: ipmap core-dumps at start-up (appearing as an endless synchronization). The stack trace shows ipmap dying in an ovw library (OVwFreeManageList). PHSS_8642: ovw parses application and symbol registration files in the wrong order. Memory corruption (core dump) is possible, but has not been observed. PHSS_8638: Any enviroment using xrdb (such as CDE) to set a labelFontList resource to a non-scalable font causes xnmgraph to fail with the message "Could not parse to create scaled font set from ...". PHSS_8636: Menu greying not updated when menu applicability changed by dynamic menu registration. PHSS_8582: Netmon ignores link_down trap. Netmon should be doing a ping of the specified interface to see if it's really down. PHSS_8576: When run with the -J (jumpstart) option, netmon may core dump intermittently. PHSS_8571: User-added networks have an incorrect name. For example, if a user adds a network with address 15.2.112.0, the name will be "15.2.112.0" instead of "15.2.112". This causes problems in a distributed environment, since networks will not match up properly in a MS/CS relationship. PHSS_8563: Netmon would not change the names of user-added networks. This could lead to incorrect MS/CS data consistency. PHSS_8561: Ipmap would allow users to add interfaces to non-local nodes. This would cause consistency problems with the remote collection station, preventing any updates to that node. PHSS_8553: When multiple stations are monitoring the same node, it is possible for the management station to create two versions of the node object (i.e., two separate object IDs are allocated; different node names are assigned). This can happen if different interfaces on a given node resolve to different node names. PHSS_8551: netmon ignores SW loopback interfaces, including those with subnet masks of 0xFFFFFFFF. PHSS_8514: Map symbols do not resize when Auto-layout is disabled. PHSS_8472: Consolidated Patch PHSS_8453: Problems with accessing certain help windows. Help->Misc->Functions, the window pops up for a second and then disappears. This is also true with Help->Misc->Tasks PHSS_8438: If a mgmt station has an unmanaged network, and then the network becomes managed by way of a collection station, the network becomes managed, but its status is unknown (blue). Only when the network submap is brought up does the network status get set correctly. PHSS_8323: pmd disconnects from xnmevents. trapd.log will contain an error event indicating that pmd disconnected because too many messages were queued up for the xnmevents process. This can happen if an event storm causes many events to enter the system over a short period of time. PHSS_8314: Numerous events of the form "FieldNode: null operand, returning FALSE..." appear in trapd.log. These events may be generated if a filter which makes use of the "Selection Name" attribute is being used. If the filter is a map filter, ipmap synchronization time may be very long. On Solaris, the symptom is a core dump of the executable using the filter. PHSS_8281: Data collector hangs in the midst of a collection check. All collections stop. PHSS_8265: This is an enhancement. Adds new developer interface that allows modification of the SNMP packet stream. Both at the snmp port (SNMP stack) and the snmp_trap port (ovtrapd). PHSS_8235: pmd queues large numbers of events for ipmap. PHSS_8209: The 4.1 consolidated patches PHSS_7419,PHSS_7420,&PSOV_1051 are missing the libov.a library for developers. PHSS_8185: If NNM 4.1 databases are moved from one machine to another, ovtopmd previously would not update the name of the local station. This would cause errors such as "Warning - cannot find station (local)." when running xnmtopoconf. PHSS_8105: If you try to get the versions which are supported by a particular SNMP agent via the command, xnmsnmpconf -getVersion where hostname is an alias, or if you use OVsnmpConfGetVersions(agentName, port) where agentName is an alias, and there is a record for this host in the Configuration Database, it will be removed and replaced with a record that contains "UNKNOWN" as the indicator for the supported versions. PHSS_8051: One cannot filter on combinations of node and interface attributes, e.g., isIPRouter && ("IP Address" ~ 15.17.184.1-200) PHSS_8039: If app calls OVwAddInput and then calls OVwRemoveInput and returns to MainLoop, app can crash PHSS_8007: When trying to create a MIB application with the application builder (menu item Options->MIB Application Builder:SNMP) one gets the following error: INTERNAL ERROR at: ../mibab_add.C:4042 Contact your HP Support representative OV Windows API Error: 58 Cannot write registration file INTERNAL ERROR at: ../mibab_add.C:4151 Contact your HP Support representative OV Windows API Error: 58 Cannot write registration file PHSS_8004: On a heavily loaded system, closing alot of submap windows quickly could cause ovw to core dump PHSS_7974: ovrepld will core-dump on nodes with lots (100+) of interfaces if a lot of the interfaces change at once. PHSS_7915: Database inconsistencies between the mapdb and ovwdb. The mapdb often times has map objects without corresponding ovwdb objects. Also, the map exists and maps managed fields will be set to zero but the object doesn't get removed. The second problem existed in the first patch (DFIX1370) of the enhanced ovmapcount which included the new options "rD". They sometimes would get an error when running "ruD" to run "u" first. PHSS_7820: memory leak originating in OVwGetSymbolsByObject(). PHSS_7632: OVW core dumps when hiding/unhiding symbols. This is particularly likely when combined with copying/pasting symbols. The following steps will reliably demonstrate the problem: 1. Start the hide application (uses the OVW API to hide/unhide symbols on a submap) 2. Add 5 objects to the map. 3. Hit return to hide some of the symbols (toggle). 4. Hit return to show the symbols (toggle). 5. Select all the symbols on the map, and copy, and paste them. 6. Go back to step 1, (on the fourth try, it gets in the broken state). On Solaris this core dumped on the first or second attempt. PHSS_7432: ipmap fails to respond to manual edits (add object, cut/paste). In addition, map sync times can be very slow, with ipmap consuming significant CPU time. This problem generally surfaces for maps with a large number of networks/segments and lots of container objects. PHSS_7430: pmd dumps core under two circumstances: - an SNMP notification is received for which the trapOID varbind is NULL - a non-nofication SNMP PDU (e.g., SNMP-GET) is received at UDP port 162. PHSS_7428: When running on Ingres/Oracle, the topology database dates can get rolled back one day when ovtopmd is stopped and restarted. This happens in leap years after Feb. 29 of that year. This causes bad effects in a distributed environment. When ovrepld comes up, it decides to completely reset and resyncronize with every collection station. It may also effect map synchronization, causing some map changes that occurred after the map was last opened to not be reflected in the map. PHSS_7426: Applications built with the NNM 4.0 developer's kit may not run on NNM 4.1. The symptoms will vary, but may include - an error message indicating an unexpected (unknown) error code has been encountered - an ovstart message indicating that it cannot start an application's process because "trapd" cannot be found - application or libovsnmp.sl core dumps - application installation failure due to failure of an "ovtopofix -o" command PHSS_7420: Consolidated Patch PHSS_7416: A number of defects are addressed. Their symptoms are: ------------------------------------------------------ When NNM distributed consoles are deployed, OpenView processes can hang. The most likely processes to hang are ovw and xnmevents. The problem becomes more likely as the number of distributed consoles increases. (SR 4000-124560). Support for several new HP 10base T and VGanyLAN hubs which support the old proprietary HP hub MIB. (SR 4000-124578). Netmon startup is very slow when the database is large. This causes ovstart to hang, waiting for netmon to finish loading. (SR 4000-124586). A netmon core dump can occur after a discovery filter configuration change has been made. (SR 4000-124594). An error is reported during a demand poll of a node which supports the RFC 1573 interface extensions table complaining about an "SNMP response error". This error causes no problem, but may cause concern. The interfaces for a node supporting the RFC1573 interface extensions table also have incorrect names associated with them. Finally if the network environment contains certain HP Advance Stack Hubs, nodes on the map are moved to wrong segments within a network whenever netmon is restarted, and then they are moved back to the correct segments sometime later. (SR 4000-124602). NNM processes may core dump during filter processing. These modules include ovtopmd, netmon, ipmap, ovfiltertest, ovtopmd and ovtopodump. (SR 4000-124610). Filters using sysObjectID values/patterns are not functioning correctly. Neither ~ nor !~ operators return expected results. (SR 4000-124628). Timeouts experienced when performing an nmdemandpoll to a node with an X.25 interface. (SR 4000-124636). ipmap core dump. (SR 4000-124651). Multiple ovtopmd warnings/errors and database inconsistencies. The warnings typically take the form of traps reporting that ovtopmd had a problem updating the fields in ovwdb because the object did not exist. If ovtopmd is running on Ingres or Oracle, error traps will likely occur reporting that a unique constraint has been violated for the table nnm_objects and that the nodes interfaces could not be updated. (SR 4000-124677). When deleting a network containing HP smart bridges and hubs monitored by multiple collection stations, warnings may appear in trapd.log indicating that ovtopmd had "Too many values for listFieldValue". This happens when several secondary hubs are deleted in sequence, as is typical of a user delete of a network. When this happens for a locally monitored network, there may also appear warnings in trapd.log from netmon about not being able to remove a network or segment because it was not empty. (SR 4000-124685). Interfaces which have been removed on the monitoring collection station may continue to appear on the management station, especially if the removal occurred while the management station's ovrepld was not running. Related to this, nmdemandpoll -s may result in ovrepld warning messages about being unable to remove objects because they are already removed or do not exist. (SR 4000-124693). snmpCollect won't collect on nodes monitored by collection stations. $OV_LOG/snmpCol.trace indicates that the nodes don't support SNMP (when in fact they do). (SR 4000-124701). Data collector fails to collect on nodes matching a specified sysObjectID -- IP wildcard combination. Also, multiple warnings of duplicate IP wildcard matches appear in snmpCol.trace. This occurs if two or more sysObjectID specifications are given in which the accompanying IP wildcards overlap. E.g., IP Wildcard: 15.2.*.* with sysObjectID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.3.7.5.6 IP Wildcard: 15.2.112.* with sysObjectID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.3.2.5 snmpCollect will fail to collect on nodes matching the second wildcard/sysObjectID. (SR 4000-124446). Various ipmap problems: - ipmap core dumps when submap is added/deleted in one batch. - if map is closed during synchronization, the next OVW session for that map doesn't reflect all map changes. - ITO submaps are removed when setting IP Map on-demand submap level. - If a map is deleted, objects will remain in the ovwdb database (marked as removed). - ipmap locates unmanaged nodes when searching for nodes with unknown symbol status. - in some cases gateways are not connected to segments. - ipmap may hang when opening a transient submap in a read-only map. - ipmap produces bad nettl msg: "confirmManageNode: findSubmap(841) (SR 4000-124719). Events received from collection station regarding removed objects are not handled correctly by the management station. (SR 4000-124735). For interfaces without a MAC address, the collection station reports the last valid MAC address rather than properly reporting an empty MAC address. (SR 4000-124743). Ovtoposql -M fails to migrate an NNM 4.0 topology database to NNM 4.1 if the database tables are empty. Upon receiving a zero rows count from the relational database, ovtoposql exits with an error message about no rows being present in the 4.0 table. (SR 4000-124750). xnmsnmpconf -import fails to import all stations specified in the import file. (SR 4000-124768). After starting ovw, the hourglass cursor doesn't change back to the normal cursor. Also, the welcome window doesn't go away until after an X event (like a mouse click). (SR 4000-124776). Lack of filter support in data collector and event config. (SR 4000-124792, SR 4000-124800). Confusion may occur when configuring multiple NNM stations from a single display. The configuration dialogs bear no indication of which station they pertain to. (SR 4000-124818). If the management station loses contact with a collection station during topology synchronization, ovrepld may core dump. (Topology synchronization happens when the collection station is first managed, or when ovrepld is started up on the management station). (SR 4000-124875). NNM 4.1 topology filters pass all networks and segments to the management station, even if the filter explicitly indicates networks or segments should be filtered out. (SR 4000-124883). ipmap core dump when a node exists with multiple serial interfaces on the same network and segment. (SR 4000-124842). Interface not shown as connected to segment/network. (SR 4000-124891). A flurry of "FLAGS CHANGED" events are generated when the topology filter is changed. (SR 4000-124909). Management station reports the topology MIB is not available on the collection station, when in fact it is. (SR 4000-124917). Can't override Oracle topology database name with -d option on ovtopmd. ovtopmd reports the error "Cannot connect to ovw database". (SR 1653166207). After indicating a primary collection station preference for a node, segment views go into a state of continual update, with a node going back and forth between segments. (SR 4000-124925). ovtopmd startup fails with the message "Unable to obtain Network Node Manager license: No response from license manager" (SR 4000-124933). No man page for ovlmd (OpenView license manager daemon). (SR 4000-124941). When accessing a Cisco router with a large number of secondary addresses, trapd.log shows: Agent in distress. Spinning in ip addr table. (SR 4000-124545). ovtopofix -o doesn't fix anything. (SR 4000-125153). Defect Description: PHSS_11200: Cumulative Consolidated Patch. PHSS_11167: Rnetstat and partial SNMP entries PHSS_11157: Normally a node is not deleted from the topology until the last copy of the node is deleted. Due to the on-demand state, ovw/ipmap thinks this is the last copy of the node. PHSS_11155: Put in a check for null values when a menu item is deleted twice in a row. Also, added some code for the AddMenuItemFunction to track the parent menu of the menuitem being added. PHSS_11140: netmon was using whether or not discovery and config-checking were turned on to determine when to do pings and initial config-checks. PHSS_11114: none PHSS_11101: The filter flag was not being cleared by netmon or ovtopmd when a merge was occuring from a node that did not pass a filter to one that did pass and still should pass. PHSS_11099: none PHSS_10993: When ipmap tries to handle a manage or unmanage of an interface on a node, it is supposed to recalculate the status of the node based upon the new status of all its interfaces. Ipmap was not doing this, and sometimes would leave the router symbol with incorrect status. When attempting to do a multiple-symbol deletion which includes a node that has the S flag set (in oid_to_type file), and ipmap is processing an interface symbol before it gets to the node symbol, it will refuse to delete the node symbol. It will instead ask to hide it. PHSS_10991: none PHSS_10989: none PHSS_10987: none PHSS_10985: none PHSS_10983: none PHSS_10979: When there is a combination of no DNS *and* no SNMP caching, then an nmdemandpoll of the management station itself results in: -a query is sent to our own system to lookup the name (of ourselves). -since no DNS is running, this causes an ICMP bounce. -since no DNS, the kernel looks in /etc/hosts, finds name there and returns it. -In the meantime, netmon is monitoring all ICMP bounces, since he is usually in the process of waiting for the return of an SNMP request to somebody, and so he wants to know if it was one of *his* SNMP packets that caused the ICMP bounce. -So netmon finds out about the ICMP bounce, and the first thing he wants to know is: "Is this ICMP bounce coming from a node that I am currently in the process of awaiting an SNMP reply from?" - i.e. "Is this ICMP bounce in response to an SNMP request I sent?" -So he checks to see if the port number in the ICMP bounce packet is the same as the port # for SNMP on the remote node. It won't be, of course, since it will be for the DNS port and not the SNMP port. -But to find out this port #, he has to call the SNMP library with the name of the node to ask what port # on that node are we supposed to be using for SNMP traffic? -The SNMP library has no cache at all, so he must hit the DNS every single time. When he hits the DNS, it causes the ICMP bounce again as in the first step above. So the process repeats over and over again. PHSS_10977: netmon was using whether or not discovery and config-checking were turned on to determine when to do pings and initial config-checks. PHSS_10968: none PHSS_10863: none PHSS_10861: Since ovwdb doesn't use a "user" auth file, it initializes the "user" auth filename to "/dev/null". If /dev/null is a regular file, when ovwdb reads it to try to authorize the connection, if it contains garbage, ovwdb can dump core. PHSS_10858: Customer was calling OVwRemoveMenuItem twice in a row with the same value, so the second call passed ina null value which caused Solaris to core dump PHSS_10845: None PHSS_10843: ovfiltertest man page incorrect. PHSS_10707: Code change to fix a previous defect was mucking with an XmString when it should have been mucking with the char *string that was used to create the XmString. PHSS_10674: ** DEFECT 1 ** ipmap was handling node merges improperly. There were also cases in which ipmap might not add a serial interface (independent of node merges). In addition, NNM was not being very selective about which node was preserved and which deleted when a node merge took place. Now NNM attempts to preserve the node with the most primary interfaces (i.e., the node with the most connections on the map). ** DEFECT 2 ** ipmap was failing to ignore removed and invisible interfaces when calculating status for a node. ** DEFECT 3 ** Ipmap was not re-reading the filter file when the ipmap config dialog box was opened. PHSS_10667: none PHSS_10657: if OVW_TMP_DIR does not exist default to /tmp. add chown on map directories. PHSS_10628: Design failure. I made the -map option never create a map, and added the "-newmap" option to create one if desired. PHSS_10626: The panner code was not completely protected against divide by zero errors. Some X servers return 0 in certain cases and these instances were causing a divide by zero/floating point exception in the panner code. PHSS_10604: The customer had a router that reported 670 unique IP addresses. Many of these addresses were for Frame Relay PVCs. When ipmap starts synchronizing after a map is opened, it attempts to load all the objects for each submap to determine if the submap should be persistant or transient. For the node submap of this router, ipmap tries to load all the interface objects from the topology database. When loading the interface object, the topology database gives ipmap the node plus all of its interfaces. Since ipmap was requesting (in one request) all of the interfaces, each one cause 671 objects to be loaded. This caused ipmap to try loading 671 * 670, or slightly under a half million objects into memory. This caused the system to hit the maximum configured data segment size (max_dsiz), and ipmap aborted. PHSS_10571: When a status check of a collection station is queued for execution at a later time, an incoming event from the collection station will force the status check to happen right away. If many traps are coming from the collection station, the management station will degrade collection station status very quickly, rather than waiting the full configured interval between status checks. PHSS_10551: none PHSS_10549: none PHSS_10542: none PHSS_10540: This is really an enhancement request to functionality. However, it is an easy fix. A new xresource "noRaise" has been added to eliminate this. PHSS_10536: none PHSS_10534: none PHSS_10339: Consolidated Patch PHSS_10336: This occurs after a node is merged, and then at some later time, gets removed. PHSS_10334: None PHSS_10328: Fixed two problems: 1) changed _error calls to printfs because _error calls exit. 2) removed exists = 0 and managed = 0 when OVwDbGetFieldIntegerValue fails. The reason this was original set was it was assumed all objects had map counts. Collection stations don't have associated mapobjects so they were getting deleted. Now, we assume a return of "-1" means the object is ok and not to remove it. PHSS_10313: None PHSS_10311: None PHSS_10303: The OVwObjectIdList of objects that are supposed to have scope set to ovwAllMapsScope is replaced (instead of appended) in Map::updateObjCounts. PHSS_10301: None PHSS_10299: ipmap was mishandling the transition of an interface to invisible. PHSS_10297: The IP address netmon uses for SNMP communication is that address returned via a hostname-to-address lookup. If hostname/address resolution is configured to return an invalid address, netmon continues to use that address for SNMP communication. With this patch, netmon will use an internally determined address for SNMP communication, switching to an alternative address if its current SNMP address becomes unreachable. PHSS_10241: A new option to netmon, -w, has been added to disable discovery of software loopback interfaces. PHSS_10227: None PHSS_10225: None PHSS_10149: nmdemandpoll was doing an incorrect check on the type of the collection station. ovrepld needed to filter out objects without IP addresses that were not being handled correctly in the NNM 4.X topology. PHSS_10108: defect1: The logic was in place to read the localized registration files but a syntax error was preventing it from working properly. defect2: The string "default" was not being appended correctly to the command which cleans up after a map. Because of the permission on the mapdb directory, the top-level mapinfo.dir and mapinfo.pag files were being removed. PHSS_10083: ovrepld/ovtopmd were not setting status for secondary objects. PHSS_10080: ipmap was not handling objects marked "removed" correctly. It would add a symbol for the removed object, in addition to the new symbol and object created by the user. ipmap was not setting the status source for pasted nodes in segment submaps. PHSS_10071: ascii log file will contain collected mib data. This differs from present snmpCollect database: - Data will now be in ascii instead of binary - Only one log file per snmpCollect process as opposed to one data store per collection. - Will not replace current snmpCollect database. This is important as in order to continue the "show data" or grapher functionality, the current storage mechanism must still be enabled. - a single record for each snmp query. - Ability to turn on/off option via command line (-L option). This can be specified in the snmpCollect.lrf file. Customer wishes to have ITO log file encapsulator monitor this log for exceptional conditions, for which ITO will then take the appropriate action. PHSS_10069: NNM was mishandling the transition of a 2ndary node with primary interfaces to a 2ndary node without primary interfaces. PHSS_10041: SUNOS printf core dumps on null values which ovmapdump was passing PHSS_10038: Defect is in Wellfleet Series-7, but it was triggered by netmon's sending "Learn Version" PDU's as of NNM 4.1x. This is so it can learn whether the router speaks SNMPv1 or v2C or both. The router's agents reacted badly to the v2C PDU's, generating 1 or more nonrelevant error traps. Two customers wanted to be able to turn off v2C PDU's altogether. Note also that Bay/Wellfleet has now fixed their agent code, and it will be in "upcoming router releases 10.01 fix 5, 11.01, 11.02, and 12.00." It is unclear just when these will be available to Bay customers. PHSS_10020: It was possible for NNM to base hostname selection on a migratable IP address rather than a non-migratable one. PHSS_10018: Xnmcollect -load does not work as specified in the man page. A new option, -merge, has been added to replace the original -load definition. PHSS_10001: Netmon should be marking these interfaces as disconnected, instead of trying to create a network and segment to hold the interfaces. Netmon was already checking for type software loopback, but it should have been checking for type other and subnetmask of 255.255.255.255. Also, when netmon determines that an interface that was disconnected should in fact be connected, it was doing the connection improperly. PHSS_9998: printf on SUNOS systems don't handle null values. PHSS_9992: Netmetrixs managed boxes send traps that include varbind #2 containing the selection name OID. THis is documented in the manpage for trapd.conf. The selection names that we use may contain white space. If xnmevents is running when these events are received, then the source field contains the new selection name as it should. If xnmevents is NOT running when the event is received, then only the first word of the selection name is used as the source. PHSS_9990: ipmap was incorrectly handling a case of submap creation for submaps that already exist. PHSS_9947: Need to change : warn(">', where is the duplicate's name as shown by 'xnmtopoconf -print'. The patch also provides an xnmtopoconf which ensures this delete will work properly. PHSS_9290: OVw should only send one select list change event to an application. A side-effect of the 3.x patch, DFIX 1315, causes two select list change events to be sent if objects are already in the selection list and the user changes the selection list. Since the 3.x DFIX change was propagated to 4.0 and 4.1, the 4.0 and 4.1 versions of ovw also show the symptoms. PHSS_9268: typo in a string compare causing else condition (OPAQUE) to be executed. PHSS_9203: opaque is a derived type for octet string so processing is the same, however, type is not. PHSS_9158: (i) If an application changes the menu registration through the OVwAPI and then calls OVwSaveRegUpdates(), ovw may core dump on Solaris in certain collapsed menu situations. (ii)ovw was saving all map attributes in both the current snapshot db and the map db. The fix has been to save submap and symbol counts only in the snapshot db. Also during synchronization, we now lock the snapshot db to impove performance. PHSS_9147: (1) The defect was that the SetSymbolPosition call was not adequately adjusting the passed in position for the coordinate space used. (2) If a user is running in a read-only session they should not be able to have any map open read-write. This fix prevents a read-only user from creating a new map. A user not in a read-only session but who happens to have a map open read-only can still create new maps. (3) Starting in the NNM3.31 thru NNM4.X code, if a connection has a NULL label string and the user tries to delete a meta-connection (or any connection) ovw core dump because no error checking was implemented. Now, if a label is NULL, it is set to "nolabel" to avoid the core dump. PHSS_9129: netmon was mishandling the re-evaluation of hints previously ignored. PHSS_9125: ovtopofix -U should not update creation time. PHSS_9113: "ovrepld" should not delete every single object from the collection station when it does a full resynch. Since the topology database now uses UUID's to determine object uniqueness, there is no need for a total delete and resynch . "ovrepld" now checks after the resynch to determine if there are any objects leftover that shouldn't be there, and deletes those objects only. PHSS_9111: This defect takes one of two forms: (1) The connection between the management station pmd and the collection station pmd is broken and is never re-established. (2) events arrive at the management station but ovrepld queues them up indefinitely. ovrepld is waiting for the completion of a status check that has never been successfully issued. PHSS_9109: 1. During synchronization, ipmap was making calls to ovtopmd when it already had the necessary information in memory. 2. During a delete, ipmap was attempting to delete an interface from all internet submaps (including containers) when there was a list of symbols for the interface available for use in memory. 3. While handling an interface status change event, ipmap was reevaluating filters to see if the interface belongs in the map. The reevaluation of filters would attempt to add the interface to the map. PHSS_8952: Consolidated Patch PHSS_8945: Backs out the Symbol Resizing Fix, except for the minimum icon symbol radius. This can be modified via the OVw*layoutMinSymbolRadius resource. PHSS_8933: ipmap was incorrectly reading the map close time. The map close time was then set to 0 (zero), which would cause every object to be processed. PHSS_8914: When ovwdb was run in caching mode, it would do pattern matching searches only on the objects it had in memory. ovw was not comparing objects found by clients participating in the locate protocol properly. PHSS_8903: There is no defect, a change is made to make the symbol resize feature NOT a default. PHSS_8873: A previous patch (PHSS 8553, PHSS_8552 and PSOV_1221) prevents the creation of duplicate nodes due to inconsistent naming. This patch will merge duplicate nodes created prior to the installation of PHSS_8553. (Note: It may be necessary to close and reopen all maps containing the duplicate objects in order for the merge to take affect in the map database.) PHSS_8794: Code changes for performance enhancement broke disconnect from pmd. PHSS_8770: ovlmd coredumped on NEC platform. Possible problem with over-running a buffer on supported platforms. PHSS_8750: ovw on initialization looks for root submap and when it cannot find it, ovw core dumps. PHSS_8748: Netmon checks to see if discovery is turned off when it is about to do an initial config check. Netmon should check if a seedfile was used and if it was, do the config check if config checks are enabled. If the node wasn't seeded, do the config check if discovery is turned on. PHSS_8722: On HP-UX 10.10, the user can set the upper limit on the maximum open file descriptors to be greater than 2048 (the previous upper limit in 10.01 and earlier). Through functions in libov.sl, the Postmaster queries the system for this. If the limit is > 2048, then an application can only support this value if it was recompiled on HP-UX 10.10 with the -D_USE_BIG_FDS. Since pmd was not compiled with this flag, a value > 2048 causes it to misconfigure the parameters to select(), and the call fails. The fix limits the Postmaster to 2048 when the maxfiles_lim is >= 2048. PHSS_8720: Netmon is falling behind because of two defects: 1. netmon is scheduling many discovery polls to occur immediately rather than spreading them over the configured fixed interval. 2. netmon is starving the processing of expired pings when there is a lot of SNMP traffic being generated. PHSS_8645: ipmap allocates an object list of a particular size to store objects whose managed state has changed. If ipmap attempts to add more objects to the list than were originally allocated, it dies in an ovw library. PHSS_8642: While running Purify on NT, a bug was found in ovw where we were referencing memory that pointed to the boonies. The AppManager::getFileList() code which sorts the names of the symbol files and registration files, etc was passing the function 'strcoll' to qsort(). qsort() passes the address of the string pointers to strcoll, not the string pointers themselves, as strcoll() expects. This made the strcoll() function very confused, and purify rightfully pointed out that we were referencing garbage data. The fix adds a new function called 'compare()', which took the two pointers, dereferenced them, and passed the result to the strcoll(). PHSS_8638: Resources set using xrdb override resources set in the program resource files in /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/. Thus, the *labelFontList resource set using xrdb overrides the *labelFontList resource set in /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/XNmgraph. The fix is to have xnmgraph check for "xnmgraph*labelFontList" before the check for "*labelFontList". PHSS_8636: When the menus are modified, ovw was not resetting the last-greyed time. PHSS_8582: Netmon was grabbing the wrong varbind from the link_down trap. PHSS_8576: Caused by write to an unallocated array. PHSS_8571: Ipmap was converting the network address into an ip address, instead of using the netmask and network address to pick the name. PHSS_8563: Netmon should verify the names of networks at start-up, to make sure names are consistent. PHSS_8561: Ipmap shouldn't allow local interface adds to non-local objects. PHSS_8553: This defect is the result of inconsistent node naming between netmon and ovrepld. This patch will (1) Fix the inconsistent node naming, thereby preventing creation of duplicate nodes due to naming inconsistencies. The new behavior is for a node's name to be derived from the numerically lowest IP address for that node (unless a software loopback address exists; then the name from the loopback address will be used). (2) Merge duplicate nodes created prior to the installation of this patch. (Note: It may be necessary to close and reopen all maps containing the duplicate objects in order for the merge to take affect in the map database.) PHSS_8551: netmon was purposely discarding information about these interfaces, and ipmap did not allow them to be displayed on the node submap. With this patch, software loopback interfaces on routers will appear on the router's node submap, but they will not be connected to a segment or network. This behavior will hold whether the software looback interface has a "normal" net mask or a net mask of all ones. Note that this is only true for router nodes (multi-homed nodes with IP forwarding set). Software loopback interfaces will continue to be omitted from non-router nodes. PHSS_8514: Suppose a large number of symbols are moved from one map to multiple maps to avoid clutter, the symbols that are left do not resize to a larger symbol. Sometimes they remain so small that the color of the symbol is difficult to determine. PHSS_8472: Consolidated Patch PHSS_8453: Needed a default font that could be found. PHSS_8438: ipmap was failing to update the status of a network newly managed via a remote collection station. PHSS_8323: pmd will disconnect from non-daemon clients if more than 4000 messages get queued up for those clients. PHSS_8314: The filter processing code was generating an error whenever checking a attribute not present in the object being tested (for example, a test of the "Selection Name" attribute against an interface object). This error translated into an event and sometimes created an event storm. PHSS_8281: A bad SNMP agent -- one which is stuck during an SNMP walk, returning the same instance for consecutive GET-NEXT requests -- will cause snmpCollect to hang indefinitely during a collection check on that node. PHSS_8265: Not a defect an enhancement. See symptoms file. PHSS_8235: ipmap registers with pmd to receive all openview events including events it is not interested in. PHSS_8209: None PHSS_8185: ovtopmd was not updating the local station name when databases were moved from machine to machine. PHSS_8105: This defect occured because a lookup was not attempted with the fully distinguished hostname. The key which was used was the input argument. If the argument was a fully distinguished hostname, there are no problems with the lookup. But if the argument was an alias, the alias was used as the key, which resulted in no match. PHSS_8051: Node objects, as far as filtering is concerned, do not contain interface attributes. PHSS_8039: After the app calls OVwRemoveInput, libovw internally would still try and talk on the removed socket PHSS_8007: If /etc and /var are on different filesystems the save would fail. PHSS_8004: In heavily loaded systems, X can send multiple callback events to a process if it takes a long time for the process to get and respond to X traffic. In a certain callback, a NULL pointer was being ignored, which would have caught a duplicate X call situation. PHSS_7974: The size of a message buffer needed to be increased to allow more information to be stored. PHSS_7915: We have found several causes for many of the database inconsistencies, however, there maybe more. The one cause we fixed resided in the deletion of lists of objects. We found in the source that when we were processing the lists an problem was encountered. The program would abort rather than exit from that particular object and keep processing the rest of the list. This would then cause many of the fields to be inconsistent and would leave objects around that should have been deleted. Another cause of database inconsistencies is the restoration of databases that are incomplete or are restored when the deamons are running. We have also found that improper exits or aborts has a big affect on the data. The new enhanced ovmapcount removes many of these inconsistencies. The second problem with the new enhanced ovmapcount giving an error when "ruD" wasn't checking the maps exists and maps managed correctly. PHSS_7820: OVwFreeSymbolList() was not freeing memory associated with executable symbols. PHSS_7632: The list which stores symbols to be hidden/unhidden is also used for symbols to be copied/pasted. After a hide/unhide, the symbols were not being cleared from the list. Prior to copying symbols to the list, OVW attempts to clear the list. In this case, hide/unhide symbols remained on the list and caused problems when OVW tried to remove them. PHSS_7432: This defect is caused by an inefficiency in the way ipmap was adding interfaces to the map. PHSS_7430: pmd was failing to verify the SNMP command type of incoming PDUs. The SNMP stack was failing to validate the trapOID varbind of incoming SNMP notifications. PHSS_7428: The code which produced a date to be stored in the RDBMS checked for previous leap years, but did not handle the current leap year correctly. PHSS_7426: The NNM 4.1 changes which affected backward compatibility were: - a change in error codes to accomodate standard SNMPv2 errors. Unfortunately, this change altered HP OVsnmp API error values returned to NNM 4.0 applications. - the addition of HP OVsnmp API error codes to support NNM 4.1 functionality. Some of these new errors can be returned to NNM 4.0 applications, which don't expect them. - an increase in the size of the OVsnmpPdu structure, again to accomodate SNMPv2. Only NNM 4.0 applications which bypass OVsnmpCreatePdu() and allocate their own OVsnmpPdu structures (e.g., via the stack or malloc()) are affected. The impact is that the 4.1 OVsnmp API library may access memory beyond the end of the allocated PDU. - renaming of the HP OpenView executable "trapd" to "ovtrapd". This broke startup for those applications using ovstart/ovspmd as a startup vehicle and specifying "trapd" as a dependency. PHSS_7420: Consolidated Patch PHSS_7416: Distributed console hang: Distributed console communication involves a significant amount of NFS activity, including NFS file locking. An NFS file locking defect may cause OpenView distributed console processes to block on a file lock which will never be released. Changes were made to significantly reduce the amount of NFS locking performed. (SR 4000-124560). New HP 10base T and VGanyLAN hubs: Added support for the following devices: HPJ2610B 8-port AdvanceStack 10Base-T hub HPJ2611B 16-port AdvanceStack 10Base-T hub HPJ2410A 15-port AdvanceStack 100VG hub HPJ2413A 7-port AdvanceStack 100VG hub HPJ2415A 14-port AdvanceStack 100VG hub (SR 4000-124578) Slow netmon startup: Netmon wasn't returning control to ovstart (actually, ovspmd) until it was done loading the database. The problem was further exacerbated by netmon's name verification on unmanaged nodes. (SR 4000-124586) Core dump following discovery filter change: This core dump occurs while netmon is processing interfaces which no longer pass the (new) discovery filter. (SR 4000-124594). nmdemandpoll timeout: If the target node has an X.25 interface, nmdemandpoll may select the X.25 address as its target address. nmdemandpoll attempts to connect to this address in loopback mode, which is not supported on some X.25 interfaces. (SR 4000-124636). ipmap core dump: Occurs on Solaris when the management station changes primaries from a collection station that does support SNMP to the node to a collection station that cannot speak SNMP to the node. (SR 4000-124651). snmpCollect not collecting on remotely monitored nodes: snmpCollect incorrectly interprets topology database data, leading to the erroneous conclusion remote nodes do not support SNMP. (SR 4000-124701). snmpCollect failure to collect on sysObjectID match: snmpCollect was not including the sysObjectID in its check for duplicate wildcard matches. It would think it had discovered a duplicate wildcard match (based only on the IP wildcard) and abort any further checks for that node / MIB variable combination. (SR 4000-124446). Various ipmap problems: - mapCloseTime is set incorrectly if map is closed during synchronization. - ipmap ignores ovw "confirm Delete Objects" events after map deletion. (SR 4000-124719). Events for removed objects: Events pertaining to removed objects received from collection station not handled correctly by the management station. (SR 4000-124735). Filter support for data collector and event configuration: Neither the data collector nor event configuration support the generic filtering mechanism (i.e., $OV_CONF/C/filters). To compensate for this, hostname wildcarding has been added to both, and specification of sources via a file of hostnames has been added to data collector. (SR 4000-124792, SR 4000-124800). Confusion during config of multiple NNM stations: The station name has been added to the dialog titles for configuation of events, snmp, polling and data collector. (SR 4000-124818). Interface not shown as connected to segment/network: This defect occurs if a collection station discovers a new node during synchronization with the management station. If the new node has an interface connected to a network/segment not yet reported to the management station, the interface and network/segment will eventually be reported to the management station, but will not be connected to each other. (SR 4000-124891). Topology MIB not available: The management station (in particular, the process ovrepld), does not synchronize properly with a collection station that has no segments to report. ovrepld reports (in ovrepld.log) that the topology MIB is not available on that collection station. Synchronization is aborted. (SR 4000-124917). ovtopmd -d: The actual ovtopmd option for specifying a non-default RDBMS database name is -r, not -d. The ovtopmd man page fails to document this, as does the ovtopmd usage message. (SR 1653166207). Segment view goes into continual update: When a collection station is marked preferred via 'xnmtopoconf -preferred', the management station may toggle back and forth, first choosing one station as primary for the object then another. This will likely cause the map segment views to be in a consistent state of updating, with the node bouncing back and forth between various segments. This is particularly likely with locally monitored nodes that are chosen as the preference over a remotely monitored version of the node. (SR 4000-124925). ovtopmd: "No response from license manager": This is due to a defect in ovlmd and occurs only on HPUX 9.X. (SR 4000-124933). Agent in distress: netmon has a hardcoded limit for the number of interfaces per device. It was put in place to detect, and recover from, defective agents. The limit, unfortunately, is 200 -- less than the number of interfaces for this router. (SR 4000-124545). 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4000131607 5003362715 5003363531 4000131524 4000131847 4000131227 4000131383 4000131961 4000132001 4000130070 4000125435 4000129171 4000125005 5003361139 4000130617 1653211482 1653213595 4000132050 1653166223 4000126631 4000126961 4000127019 4000129650 4000129668 4000129676 4000130443 4000130450 4000130500 4000130534 4000130542 4000130559 4000130575 4000130583 4000130591 4000130609 4000130625 4000130674 4000131003 5003312405 5003313429 4000132266 4000130930 1653212084 4000132308 4000132043 4000131219 Patch Files: /opt/OV/include/OV/OVsnmpApi.h /opt/OV/include/OV/OVsnmpErr.h /opt/OV/man/man3.Z/OVsnmpErrString.3 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/app-defaults/C/OVw /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNM-RUN/conf/C/filters /opt/OV/bin/findroute /opt/OV/bin/ipmap /opt/OV/lib/libXovsnmp.1 /opt/OV/lib/libXovsnmp.a /opt/OV/lib/libov.1 /opt/OV/lib/libov.a /opt/OV/lib/libovsnmp.1 /opt/OV/lib/libovsnmp.a /opt/OV/lib/libovtopm.1 /opt/OV/lib/libovtopmdb.1 /opt/OV/lib/libovw.1 /opt/OV/lib/libovw.a /opt/OV/lib/libXovw.1 /opt/OV/lib/libXovw.a /opt/OV/bin/loadhosts /opt/OV/bin/mibtable /opt/OV/bin/netcheck /opt/OV/bin/netmon /opt/OV/bin/nmdemandpoll /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNM-RUN/nnm.sdl /opt/OV/bin/ovactiond /opt/OV/bin/ovcolqsql /opt/OV/bin/ovcoltosql /opt/OV/bin/ovfiltercheck /opt/OV/bin/ovfiltermerge /opt/OV/bin/ovfiltertest /opt/OV/newconfig/OVLICENSE/bin/ovlmd /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovlmd.1m /opt/OV/bin/ovmapcount /opt/OV/bin/ovrepld /opt/OV/bin/ovtopmd /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovtopmd.1m /opt/OV/bin/ovtopoconv /opt/OV/bin/ovtopodump /opt/OV/bin/ovtopofix /opt/OV/bin/ovtoposql /opt/OV/bin/ovtrapd /opt/OV/bin/ovversion /opt/OV/bin/ovw /opt/OV/bin/pmd /opt/OV/bin/rbdf /opt/OV/prg_samples/ovsnmp_app/rectrap.c /opt/OV/bin/rnetstat /opt/OV/bin/rping /opt/OV/bin/snmpColDump /opt/OV/bin/snmpCollect /opt/OV/prg_samples/ovsnmp_app/snmpdemo.c /opt/OV/bin/snmpwalk /opt/OV/bin/xnmappmon /opt/OV/bin/xnmbrowser /opt/OV/bin/xnmbuilder /opt/OV/bin/xnmcollect /opt/OV/bin/xnmevents /opt/OV/bin/xnmgraph /opt/OV/bin/xnmloadmib /opt/OV/bin/xnmpolling /opt/OV/bin/xnmsnmpconf /opt/OV/bin/xnmtopoconf /opt/OV/bin/xnmtrap /opt/OV/man/man5.Z/ov_event.5 /opt/OV/bin/ovhelp /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/app-defaults/C/OVHelp /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/usr/dt/lib/libDtHelp.sl /opt/OV/bin/OVLicenseMgr /opt/OV/bin/ovwdb /opt/OV/bin/ovgethostbyname /opt/OV/bin/ovwsetupclient /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovwsetupclient.1m /opt/OV/newconfig/OVEVENT-MIN/app-defaults/C/XNmtrap /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNMGR-JPN/app-defaults/ja_JP.eucJP/ OVHelp /opt/OV/man/man4.Z/trapd.conf.4 /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/netmon.1m /opt/OV/bin/ovobjprint /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/xnmcollect.1 /opt/OV/bin/ovmapdump /opt/OV/bin/ovspmd /opt/OV/bin/ov.envvars.csh /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/ovw.1 /opt/OV/bin/ovwperms /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/ovfiltertest.1 /opt/OV/bin/ovdbsetupo.sh /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNM-RUN/conf/oid_to_type /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovactiond.1m /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/xnmsnmpconf.1 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/dthelpprint /opt/OV/bin/printEvents what(1) Output: /opt/OV/include/OV/OVsnmpApi.h: $Header: /view/jimg.tr2/DE/SNMP/snmpCore/libovsnmp/i nclude/OV/OVsnmpApi.h,v /main/TORNADO/19 199 6/06/21 15:17 UTC jimg Exp $ /opt/OV/include/OV/OVsnmpErr.h: $Header: /view/jimg.tr2/DE/SNMP/snmpCore/libovsnmp/i nclude/OV/OVsnmpErr.h,v /main/TORNADO/11 199 6/06/21 15:17 UTC jimg Exp $ /opt/OV/man/man3.Z/OVsnmpErrString.3: None. /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/app-defaults/C/OVw: HP OpenView OVw Resources /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNM-RUN/conf/C/filters: $OV_CONF/$LANG/filters HP OpenView NNM Release B.0 4.10 Copyright (c) 1995 - 1996 Hewlett-Packard Company $Revision: /main/TORNADO/8 $ PATCH PHSS_7415, PATCH PHSS_7416, PATCH PSOV_1027 (D FIX 5027) /opt/OV/bin/findroute: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 findroute PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ipmap: ipmap PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_7432, 960715 PATCH PHSS_8051, 960722 PATCH PHSS_8438, 960829 PATCH PHSS_8561, 960916 PATCH PHSS_8571, 960917 PATCH PHSS_8551, 960913 PATCH PHSS_8645, 960923 PATCH PHSS_8933, 961014 PATCH PHSS_9109, 961101 PATCH PHSS_9542, 961212 PATCH PHSS_9574, 961213 PATCH PHSS_9593, 961216 PATCH PHSS_9643, 961219 PATCH PHSS_9822, 970114 PATCH PHSS_9990, 970130 PATCH PHSS_10080, 970207 PATCH PHSS_10299, 970304 PATCH PHSS_10604, 970327 PATCH PHSS_10674, 970424 PATCH PHSS_10993, 970505 PATCH PHSS_11157, 970520 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 libfilter.a DFIX 5017 5024 PATCH PHSS_8314, 960816 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/lib/libXovsnmp.1: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 libXovsnmp PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView SNMP Dev Kit (X functions) NNM Release B .04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/lib/libXovsnmp.a: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 libXovsnmp PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView SNMP Dev Kit (X functions) NNM Release B .04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/lib/libov.1: PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView libov.a NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 9 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_8183, 960802 /opt/OV/lib/libov.a: PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView libov.a NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 9 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_8183, 960802 /opt/OV/lib/libovsnmp.1: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_7430, 960712 PATCH PHSS_8105, 960725 PATCH PHSS_8265, 960812 PATCH PHSS_9451, 961205 PATCH PHSS_9826, 970114 PATCH PHSS_9943, 970125 libovsnmp libovsnmp PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView SNMP Dev Kit NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.0 4.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/lib/libovsnmp.a: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_7430, 960712 PATCH PHSS_8105, 960725 PATCH PHSS_8265, 960812 PATCH PHSS_9451, 961205 PATCH PHSS_9826, 970114 PATCH PHSS_9943, 970125 libovsnmp libovsnmp PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView SNMP Dev Kit NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.0 4.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/lib/libovtopm.1: PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_8185, 960802 PATCH PHSS_8235, 960807 PATCH PHSS_8553, 960913 PATCH PHSS_8873, 961008 PATCH PHSS_9111, 961101 PATCH PHSS_9301, 961120 PATCH PHSS_9334, 961122 PATCH PHSS_9459, 961206 PATCH PHSS_9615, 961217 PATCH PHSS_9717, 970102 PATCH PHSS_10020, 970131 PATCH PHSS_10069, 970207 PATCH PHSS_10083, 970207 PATCH PHSS_10336, 970305 PATCH PHSS_10674, 970424 libovtopm.sl /opt/OV/lib/libovtopmdb.1: PATCH PHSS_7428, 960620 /opt/OV/lib/libovw.1: PATCH PHSS_10991, 970505 PATCH PHSS_8039, 960719 PATCH PHSS_7820, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Windows NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/lib/libovw.a: PATCH PHSS_10991, 970505 PATCH PHSS_8039, 960719 PATCH PHSS_7820, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Windows NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/lib/libXovw.1: PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView X11 Windows Dev Kit (X functions) NNM Re lease B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/lib/libXovw.a: PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView X11 Windows Dev Kit (X functions) NNM Re lease B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/loadhosts: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_9430, 961204 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 loadhosts PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/mibtable: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 mibform/mibtable PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/netcheck: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 netcheck PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/netmon: PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_8051, 960722 PATCH PHSS_8291, 960814 PATCH PHSS_8551, 960913 PATCH PHSS_8563, 960916 PATCH PHSS_8576, 960917 PATCH PHSS_8582, 960917 PATCH PHSS_8720, 960927 PATCH PHSS_8748, 960927 PATCH PHSS_9129, 961104 PATCH PHSS_9301, 961120 PATCH PHSS_9481, 961206 PATCH PHSS_9492, 961209 PATCH PHSS_9620, 961217 PATCH PHSS_9945, 970125 PATCH PHSS_10001, 970130 PATCH PHSS_10038, 970204 PATCH PHSS_10241, 970227 PATCH PHSS_10297, 970304 PATCH PHSS_10301, 970304 PATCH PHSS_10977, 970505 PATCH PHSS_10979, 970505 PATCH PHSS_11101, 970514 PATCH PHSS_11140, 970519 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 netmon libfilter.a DFIX 5017 5024 PATCH PHSS_8314, 960816 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/nmdemandpoll: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_10149, 970219 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 nmdemandpoll PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNM-RUN/nnm.sdl: None. /opt/OV/bin/ovactiond: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 ovactiond PATCH PHSS_9364, 961126 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 libeventFmt.a DFIX 5018 PATCH PHSS_9364, 961126 PATCH PHSS_9826, 970114 PATCH PHSS_9992, 970130 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovcolqsql: lic050.c bug254977 01/31/95 5 of 5 PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 ovcolqsql PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovcoltosql: lic050.c bug254977 01/31/95 5 of 5 PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 ovcoltosql/ovcolsql/ovcoldelsql PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovfiltercheck: PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 ovfiltercheck libfilter.a DFIX 5017 5024 PATCH PHSS_8314, 960816 HP C++ HPCPLUSPLUS A.03.60 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovfiltermerge: PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 ovfiltermerge libfilter.a DFIX 5017 5024 PATCH PHSS_8314, 960816 HP C++ HPCPLUSPLUS A.03.60 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovfiltertest: PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 ovfiltertest libfilter.a DFIX 5017 5024 PATCH PHSS_8314, 960816 HP C++ HPCPLUSPLUS A.03.60 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/newconfig/OVLICENSE/bin/ovlmd: PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_8627, 960901 PATCH PHSS_8770, 961001 ovlmd PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView License Manager Release B.04.10 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company iFOR/LS Library Version 2.0.1 (GR1.3.2) HP-UX /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovlmd.1m: None. /opt/OV/bin/ovmapcount: PATCH PHSS_9634, 961219 PATCH PHSS_10328, 970305 PATCH PHSS_7915, 960702 ovmapcount ovw OV DFIX4021 04/02/96 PATCH PHSS_8004, 960716 PATCH PHSS_7632, 960620 PATCH PHSS_8007, 960716 /opt/OV/bin/ovrepld: PATCH PHSS_7974, 960711 PATCH PHSS_9111, 961101 PATCH PHSS_9113, 961101 PATCH PHSS_9301, 961120 PATCH PHSS_9338, 961122 PATCH PHSS_10083, 970207 PATCH PHSS_10149, 970219 PATCH PHSS_10571, 970325 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 ovrepld PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovtopmd: lic050.c bug254977 01/31/95 5 of 5 PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_8051, 960722 PATCH PHSS_9111, 961101 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 ovtopmd libfilter.a DFIX 5017 5024 PATCH PHSS_8314, 960816 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovtopmd.1m: None. /opt/OV/bin/ovtopoconv: lic050.c bug254977 01/31/95 5 of 5 PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 ovtopoconv PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company HP C++ HPCPLUSPLUS A.03.60 /opt/OV/bin/ovtopodump: PATCH PHSS_8051, 960722 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 ovtopodump libfilter.a DFIX 5017 5024 PATCH PHSS_8314, 960816 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovtopofix: PATCH PHSS_8051, 960722 PATCH PHSS_9125, 961102 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 ovtopofix libfilter.a DFIX 5017 5024 PATCH PHSS_8314, 960816 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovtoposql: lic050.c bug254977 01/31/95 5 of 5 PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView -- ovtoposql PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovtrapd: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_8265, 960812 PATCH PHSS_10534, 970321 ovtrapd PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovversion: ovversion 06/05/96 /opt/OV/bin/ovw: PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_10108, 970212 PATCH PHSS_9634, 961219 PATCH PHSS_8750, 960927 PATCH PHSS_8642, 960923 PATCH PHSS_8636, 960923 PATCH PHSS_8514, 960911 PATCH PHSS_8903, 961010 PATCH PHSS_8914, 961010 PATCH PHSS_8945, 961015 PATCH PHSS_9147, 961105 PATCH PHSS_9158, 961105 PATCH PHSS_9290, 961119 PATCH PHSS_9323, 961121 PATCH PHSS_9588, 961216 PATCH PHSS_9700, 961231 PATCH PHSS_9866, 970117 PATCH PHSS_10303, 970304 PATCH PHSS_10339, 970305 PATCH PHSS_10549, 970321 PATCH PHSS_10551, 970321 PATCH PHSS_10626, 970401 PATCH PHSS_10628, 970401 PATCH PHSS_10858, 970423 PATCH PHSS_11114, 970514 PATCH PHSS_11155, 970520 ovw OV DFIX5022 05/03/96 PATCH PHSS_8004, 960716 ovw OV DFIX4021 04/02/96 PATCH PHSS_7632, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Windows NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 9 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company PATCH PHSS_8007, 960716 ovw /opt/OV/bin/pmd: PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView PostMaster NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04. 11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 9 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_7430, 960712 PATCH PHSS_8323, 960819 PATCH PHSS_8722, 960926 PATCH PHSS_9111, 961101 PATCH PHSS_9364, 961126 OV_EVENT OPI Stack PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 libeventFmt.a DFIX 5018 PATCH PHSS_9364, 961126 PATCH PHSS_9826, 970114 PATCH PHSS_9992, 970130 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Distributed Management NNM Release B.04. 10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 9 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company pmd /opt/OV/bin/rbdf: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 rbdf PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/prg_samples/ovsnmp_app/rectrap.c: None. /opt/OV/bin/rnetstat: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_10313, 970304 PATCH PHSS_10339, 970305 PATCH PHSS_11167, 970520 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 rnetstat PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/rping: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 rping PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/snmpColDump: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 snmpColDump PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/snmpCollect: PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_8281, 960813 PATCH PHSS_9576, 961213 PATCH PHSS_9947, 970125 PATCH PHSS_10018, 970130 PATCH PHSS_10071, 970207 PATCH PHSS_10863, 970424 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 snmpCollect PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 libeventFmt.a DFIX 5018 PATCH PHSS_9364, 961126 PATCH PHSS_9826, 970114 PATCH PHSS_9992, 970130 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/prg_samples/ovsnmp_app/snmpdemo.c: None. /opt/OV/bin/snmpwalk: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 snmpget/snmpset/snmpnext/snmpwalk/snmpbulk/snmptrap/ snmpnotify/ovevent PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/xnmappmon: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 xnmappmon PATCH PHSS_9449, 961205 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/xnmbrowser: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 xnmbrowser PATCH PHSS_10334, 970305 PATCH PHSS_10540, 970321 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 DFIX4025 04/10/96 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/xnmbuilder: PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 xnmbuilder PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/xnmcollect: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 xnmcollect PATCH PHSS_10018, 970130 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 /opt/OV/bin/xnmevents: PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_8434, 960828 PATCH PHSS_8794, 961001 xnmevents PATCH PHSS_9364, 961126 PATCH PHSS_9992, 970130 PATCH PHSS_10707, 970409 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 libeventFmt.a DFIX 5018 PATCH PHSS_9364, 961126 PATCH PHSS_9826, 970114 PATCH PHSS_9992, 970130 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/xnmgraph: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_8142, 960729 PATCH PHSS_8638, 960923 xnmgraph PATCH PHSS_9666, 961220 PATCH PHSS_10225, 970226 PATCH PHSS_10540, 970321 PATCH PHSS_10983, 970505 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/xnmloadmib: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 xnmloadmib PATCH PHSS_11099, 970514 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company libeventFmt.a DFIX 5018 PATCH PHSS_9364, 961126 PATCH PHSS_9826, 970114 PATCH PHSS_9992, 970130 /opt/OV/bin/xnmpolling: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 xnmpolling PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/xnmsnmpconf: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 xnmsnmpconf PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/xnmtopoconf: PATCH PHSS_7416, 960520 PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_9301, 961120 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 xnmtopoconf PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/xnmtrap: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 xnmtrap PATCH PHSS_10968, 970505 PATCH PHSS_10975, 970505 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_9203, 961111 PATCH PHSS_9268, 961116 libeventFmt.a DFIX 5018 PATCH PHSS_9364, 961126 PATCH PHSS_9826, 970114 PATCH PHSS_9992, 970130 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/man/man5.Z/ov_event.5: None. /opt/OV/bin/ovhelp: Copyright (c) 1995 Hewlett-Packard Company PATCH PHSS_8453, 960903 ovhelp PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Windows NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 9 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/app-defaults/C/OVHelp: None. /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/usr/dt/lib/libDtHelp.sl: libDtHelp 1.00 $Revision: 1.3 $ /opt/OV/bin/OVLicenseMgr: PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView License Manager Release B.04.10 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovwdb: PATCH PHSS_8914, 961010 PATCH PHSS_9938, 970124 PATCH PHSS_10861, 970424 ovwdb PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Windows NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 9 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovgethostbyname: PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Network Node Manager NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovwsetupclient: ovwsetupclient HP OpenView Release B.0X.XX (replaced by copy_proot) Copyright (c) 1992-1995 Hewlett-Packard Company (rep laced by copy_proot) PATCH PHSS_10667, 970407 PATCH PHSS_10666, 970407 PATCH PSOV_1499, 970407 PATCH PHSS_10311, 970304 PATCH PHSS_10310, 970304 PATCH PSOV_1446, 970304 PATCH PHSS_10227, 970226 PATCH PHSS_10226, 970226 PATCH PSOV_1438, 970226 PATCH PHSS_9494, 961209 PATCH PHSS_9493, 961209 PATCH PSOV_1347, 961209 /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovwsetupclient.1m: None. /opt/OV/newconfig/OVEVENT-MIN/app-defaults/C/XNmtrap: HP OpenView Resources for event configurator /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNMGR-JPN/app-defaults/ja_JP.eucJP/ OVHelp: None. /opt/OV/man/man4.Z/trapd.conf.4: None. /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/netmon.1m: None. /opt/OV/bin/ovobjprint: PATCH PHSS_9998, 970130 ovobjprint PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Windows NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 9 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/xnmcollect.1: None. /opt/OV/bin/ovmapdump: PATCH PHSS_10041, 970204 PATCH PHSS_10339, 970305 ovmapdump PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView Windows NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 9 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ovspmd: PATCH PHSS_7426, 960620 PATCH PHSS_10536, 970321 ovspmd PATCH PHSS_11200, 970523 HP OpenView ICVT NNM Release B.04.10 Rev:B.04.11 HP 9000 S700/S800 HP-UX 10.x OpenView version May 2 8 1997 Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Hewlett-Packard Company /opt/OV/bin/ov.envvars.csh: HP OpenView Release B.0X.XX (will be replaced by cop y_proot) Copyright (c) 1991-1995 Hewlett-Packard Company (upd ated by copy_proot) OVMIN $Revision: /main/TORNADO/10 $ /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/ovw.1: None. /opt/OV/bin/ovwperms: ovwperms/ovwchown/ovwchgrp/ovwchmod/ovwls HP OpenVie w Release B.0X.XX Copyright (c) 1992-1995 Hewlett-Packard Company (upd ated by copy_proot) PATCH HP-UX 10.X PHSS_10657, 970404 PATCH HP-UX 10.X PHSS_10656, 970404 PATCH SOLARIS 2.X PSOV_1498, 970404 /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/ovfiltertest.1: None. /opt/OV/bin/ovdbsetupo.sh: ovdbsetupo.sh HP OpenView DBtools: Release B.0X.XX (will be repla ced by copy_proot) Copyright (c) 1991-1995 Hewlett-Packard Company (upd ated by copy_proot) $Revision: /main/TORNADO/21 $ PATCH PHSS_10845, 970423 PATCH PHSS_10844, 970423 PATCH PSOV_1520, 970423 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNM-RUN/conf/oid_to_type: PATCH PHSS_10985, 970505 PATCH PHSS_10984, 970505 PATCH PSOV_1549, 970505 HP OpenView Network Node Manager - oid_to_type - B.0 4.10 /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovactiond.1m: None. /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/xnmsnmpconf.1: None. /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/dthelpprint: TED 4.0 Unknown_Version, dthelpprint 1.00 /opt/OV/bin/printEvents: printEvents HP OpenView Release B.0X.XX (will be replaced by cop y_proot) Copyright (c) 1991-1995 Hewlett-Packard Company (upd ated by copy_proot) cksum(1) Output: 866151344 16239 /opt/OV/include/OV/OVsnmpApi.h 2859956995 9364 /opt/OV/include/OV/OVsnmpErr.h 2320672877 1063 /opt/OV/man/man3.Z/OVsnmpErrString.3 2052555333 12990 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/app-defaults/C/OVw 1043737715 9421 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNM-RUN/conf/C/filters 2279622632 357572 /opt/OV/bin/findroute 629831344 1226034 /opt/OV/bin/ipmap 1085159816 16417 /opt/OV/lib/libXovsnmp.1 966622593 7032 /opt/OV/lib/libXovsnmp.a 1474459993 148010 /opt/OV/lib/libov.1 806874246 146470 /opt/OV/lib/libov.a 2079742422 230314 /opt/OV/lib/libovsnmp.1 683987693 226234 /opt/OV/lib/libovsnmp.a 2930396332 901995 /opt/OV/lib/libovtopm.1 227436932 168243 /opt/OV/lib/libovtopmdb.1 2321064907 641918 /opt/OV/lib/libovw.1 3105689492 702748 /opt/OV/lib/libovw.a 259538556 24636 /opt/OV/lib/libXovw.1 1810382805 11496 /opt/OV/lib/libXovw.a 304119050 369875 /opt/OV/bin/loadhosts 2000718619 299930 /opt/OV/bin/mibtable 1681623812 304090 /opt/OV/bin/netcheck 1478479885 1328564 /opt/OV/bin/netmon 1258885818 353427 /opt/OV/bin/nmdemandpoll 1469805476 842823 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNM-RUN/nnm.sdl 1419331084 373916 /opt/OV/bin/ovactiond 994337584 2968577 /opt/OV/bin/ovcolqsql 4142605930 3001449 /opt/OV/bin/ovcoltosql 1938415567 695473 /opt/OV/bin/ovfiltercheck 1864466759 720155 /opt/OV/bin/ovfiltermerge 2832050910 699572 /opt/OV/bin/ovfiltertest 2283721566 554701 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVLICENSE/bin/ovlmd 2936544167 793 /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovlmd.1m 642492077 2467208 /opt/OV/bin/ovmapcount 4220609413 575545 /opt/OV/bin/ovrepld 441574571 3642896 /opt/OV/bin/ovtopmd 1747430952 4163 /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovtopmd.1m 1638644561 2680861 /opt/OV/bin/ovtopoconv 3308134724 703649 /opt/OV/bin/ovtopodump 802839173 740632 /opt/OV/bin/ovtopofix 1239574667 2791623 /opt/OV/bin/ovtoposql 2290327138 176725 /opt/OV/bin/ovtrapd 1976913705 3784 /opt/OV/bin/ovversion 1166500391 2499921 /opt/OV/bin/ovw 929275584 706485 /opt/OV/bin/pmd 1404290290 164367 /opt/OV/bin/rbdf 2046603496 11338 /opt/OV/prg_samples/ovsnmp_app/rectrap.c 3190709137 361663 /opt/OV/bin/rnetstat 419869792 168507 /opt/OV/bin/rping 1440348343 431673 /opt/OV/bin/snmpColDump 1410174361 591927 /opt/OV/bin/snmpCollect 1077925061 35357 /opt/OV/prg_samples/ovsnmp_app/snmpdemo.c 3568432527 308133 /opt/OV/bin/snmpwalk 3386982685 345295 /opt/OV/bin/xnmappmon 280520388 546741 /opt/OV/bin/xnmbrowser 3144115341 571350 /opt/OV/bin/xnmbuilder 3627545757 670131 /opt/OV/bin/xnmcollect 1764581558 665753 /opt/OV/bin/xnmevents 3291730589 678079 /opt/OV/bin/xnmgraph 3686533046 476671 /opt/OV/bin/xnmloadmib 384682706 246628 /opt/OV/bin/xnmpolling 4197746527 304139 /opt/OV/bin/xnmsnmpconf 3037967805 427417 /opt/OV/bin/xnmtopoconf 187913224 538313 /opt/OV/bin/xnmtrap 3054825925 4909 /opt/OV/man/man5.Z/ov_event.5 3517508811 139740 /opt/OV/bin/ovhelp 1072530151 6356 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/app-defaults/C/ OVHelp 690489747 875133 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/usr/dt/lib/ libDtHelp.sl 3057390721 139720 /opt/OV/bin/OVLicenseMgr 2831570931 497347 /opt/OV/bin/ovwdb 2462706596 176785 /opt/OV/bin/ovgethostbyname 3933748544 31486 /opt/OV/bin/ovwsetupclient 557362361 2348 /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovwsetupclient.1m 1414303437 5746 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVEVENT-MIN/app-defaults/ C/XNmtrap 2148476405 6022 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNMGR-JPN/app-defaults/ ja_JP.eucJP/OVHelp 3272426228 11382 /opt/OV/man/man4.Z/trapd.conf.4 2198240512 5488 /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/netmon.1m 3206684221 32884 /opt/OV/bin/ovobjprint 2572075086 1301 /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/xnmcollect.1 3550667127 78113 /opt/OV/bin/ovmapdump 743167931 250684 /opt/OV/bin/ovspmd 3523422353 9564 /opt/OV/bin/ov.envvars.csh 809372612 8814 /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/ovw.1 3752846174 8899 /opt/OV/bin/ovwperms 459232926 2276 /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/ovfiltertest.1 544790033 37628 /opt/OV/bin/ovdbsetupo.sh 2822997088 72455 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVNNM-RUN/conf/ oid_to_type 652796244 1780 /opt/OV/man/man1m.Z/ovactiond.1m 9216263 8983 /opt/OV/man/man1.Z/xnmsnmpconf.1 2391104158 86399 /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/dthelpprint 2049836852 8916 /opt/OV/bin/printEvents Patch Conflicts: None Patch Dependencies: None Hardware Dependencies: None Other Dependencies: None Supersedes: PHSS_7416 PHSS_7420 PHSS_7426 PHSS_7428 PHSS_7430 PHSS_7432 PHSS_7632 PHSS_7820 PHSS_7915 PHSS_7974 PHSS_8004 PHSS_8007 PHSS_8039 PHSS_8051 PHSS_8105 PHSS_8185 PHSS_8209 PHSS_8235 PHSS_8265 PHSS_8281 PHSS_8314 PHSS_8323 PHSS_8438 PHSS_8453 PHSS_8472 PHSS_8514 PHSS_8551 PHSS_8553 PHSS_8561 PHSS_8563 PHSS_8571 PHSS_8576 PHSS_8582 PHSS_8636 PHSS_8638 PHSS_8642 PHSS_8645 PHSS_8720 PHSS_8722 PHSS_8748 PHSS_8750 PHSS_8770 PHSS_8794 PHSS_8873 PHSS_8903 PHSS_8914 PHSS_8933 PHSS_8945 PHSS_8952 PHSS_9109 PHSS_9111 PHSS_9113 PHSS_9125 PHSS_9129 PHSS_9147 PHSS_9158 PHSS_9203 PHSS_9268 PHSS_9290 PHSS_9301 PHSS_9323 PHSS_9334 PHSS_9338 PHSS_9364 PHSS_9430 PHSS_9449 PHSS_9451 PHSS_9459 PHSS_9492 PHSS_9494 PHSS_9542 PHSS_9574 PHSS_9576 PHSS_9588 PHSS_9593 PHSS_9615 PHSS_9620 PHSS_9634 PHSS_9643 PHSS_9666 PHSS_9700 PHSS_9717 PHSS_9822 PHSS_9824 PHSS_9826 PHSS_9866 PHSS_9943 PHSS_9945 PHSS_9947 PHSS_9990 PHSS_9992 PHSS_9998 PHSS_10001 PHSS_10018 PHSS_10020 PHSS_10038 PHSS_10041 PHSS_10069 PHSS_10071 PHSS_10080 PHSS_10083 PHSS_10108 PHSS_10149 PHSS_10225 PHSS_10227 PHSS_10241 PHSS_10297 PHSS_10299 PHSS_10301 PHSS_10303 PHSS_10311 PHSS_10313 PHSS_10328 PHSS_10334 PHSS_10336 PHSS_10339 PHSS_10534 PHSS_10536 PHSS_10540 PHSS_10542 PHSS_10549 PHSS_10551 PHSS_10571 PHSS_10604 PHSS_10626 PHSS_10628 PHSS_10657 PHSS_10667 PHSS_10674 PHSS_10707 PHSS_10843 PHSS_10845 PHSS_10858 PHSS_10861 PHSS_10863 PHSS_10968 PHSS_10977 PHSS_10979 PHSS_10983 PHSS_10985 PHSS_10987 PHSS_10989 PHSS_10991 PHSS_10993 PHSS_11099 PHSS_11101 PHSS_11114 PHSS_11140 PHSS_11155 PHSS_11157 PHSS_11167 Equivalent Patches: PHSS_11199: s700: 9.01 9.03 9.05 9.07 s800: 9.00 9.04 PSOV_01584: sparcSOL: 2.3 2.4 2.5 Patch Package Size: 43570 Kbytes Installation Instructions: Please review all instructions and the Hewlett-Packard SupportLine User Guide or your Hewlett-Packard support terms and conditions for precautions, scope of license, restrictions, and, limitation of liability and warranties, before installing this patch. ------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Back up your system before installing a patch. 2. Login as root. 3. Copy the patch to the /tmp directory. 4. Move to the /tmp directory and unshar the patch: cd /tmp sh PHSS_11200 5a. For a standalone system, run swinstall to install the patch: swinstall -x autoreboot=true -x match_target=true \ -s /tmp/PHSS_11200.depot 5b. For a homogeneous NFS Diskless cluster run swcluster on the server to install the patch on the server and the clients: swcluster -i -b This will invoke swcluster in the interactive mode and force all clients to be shut down. WARNING: All cluster clients must be shut down prior to the patch installation. Installing the patch while the clients are booted is unsupported and can lead to serious problems. The swcluster command will invoke an swinstall session in which you must specify: alternate root path - default is /export/shared_root/OS_700 source depot path - /tmp/PHSS_11200.depot To complete the installation, select the patch by choosing "Actions -> Match What Target Has" and then "Actions -> Install" from the Menubar. 5c. For a heterogeneous NFS Diskless cluster: - run swinstall on the server as in step 5a to install the patch on the cluster server. - run swcluster on the server as in step 5b to install the patch on the cluster clients. By default swinstall will archive the original software in /var/adm/sw/patch/PHSS_11200. If you do not wish to retain a copy of the original software, you can create an empty file named /var/adm/sw/patch/PATCH_NOSAVE. Warning: If this file exists when a patch is installed, the patch cannot be deinstalled. Please be careful when using this feature. It is recommended that you move the PHSS_11200.text file to /var/adm/sw/patch for future reference. To put this patch on a magnetic tape and install from the tape drive, use the command: dd if=/tmp/PHSS_11200.depot of=/dev/rmt/0m bs=2k Special Installation Instructions: BEFORE LOADING THIS PATCH... If there are any ovw sessions running on either the Management Station or on any Management Consoles, these sessions need to be closed. The "ovstop" command should then be executed. WARNING : the patch will not install if any Network Node Manager processes are detected. BACKUP ALL OpenView DIRECTORIES TO TAPE. This pre-caution ensures that if you have problems after installing the patch, you will be able to restore your current state from tape. NOTE : ovstart is NOT executed after the patch is loaded You will need to manually run ovstart. Also, in order to keep a history of the patches installed on your system the post-install script will attempt to copy this .text file to /usr/OV/ReleaseNotes/patches (or /opt/OV/ReleaseNotes/patches). Please make sure this file is in /tmp before installation. ========================================================== This is a cumulative consolidated patch. The following intermediate patches, which are contained in this patch, have special instructions. You will need to apply any instructions which have not been previously applied. NOTE : These instructions are generic for all supported platforms. Do not apply instructions unless there is a patch corresponding to your platform. ========================================================== Instructions for patch(es) : PSOV_1547 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ This is for customers using distributed consoles on SUN. Before installing patch, stop nettl ( nettl -stop ). After installing, add an environmental variable "NETTL_LOG_PATH" to /etc/netnmrc and root's profile. The value of the variables should be an absolute path ( e.g. /tmp ), should not include the filename, and should not be a directory that is shared between systems. Instructions for patch(es) : PHSS_10038 for HPUX 10.x PHSS_10037 for HPUX 9.x PSOV_1421 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ 1) ovstop netmon 2) Edit file : $OV_LRF/netmon.lrf Change it to add "-2" to the options section - example: OVs_YES_START:ovtopmd,pmd,ovwdb:-2:OVs_WELL_BEHAVED:15: 3) ovaddobj $OV_LRF/netmon.lrf 4) ovstart netmon 5) Check with "ps" to be sure netmon is shown as running with "-2" option. Instructions for patch(es) : PHSS_10018 for HPUX 10.x PHSS_10017 for HPUX 9.x PSOV_1415 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ Make sure that snmpCollect and xnmcollect are not running. Instructions for patch(es) : PHSS_9945 for HPUX 10.x PHSS_9944 for HPUX 9.x PSOV_1408 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ To cause the new behavior to take effect, one must 1. Add the -I option (see netmon(1m)) to $OV_LRF/netmon.lrf. 2. Execute 'ovaddobj $OV_LRF/netmon.lrf'. Instructions for patch(es) : PSOV_1397 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ NOTE: ***ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION STEPS REQUIRED*** The OVHelp app-defaults file is NOT automatically installed in the correct location by this patch. If any customizations have been made to the existing OVHelp app-defaults file, please manually add these to the version of OVHelp included with this patch. After customizations have been merged, or if no merge was necessary, copy the new OVHelp file from its location in $OV_NEW_CONF/OVNNMGR-JPN/ app-defaults/japanese/OVHelp to the directory containing the existing version of OVHelp. Instructions for patch(es) : PHSS_9643 for HPUX 10.x PHSS_9642 for HPUX 9.x PSOV_1371 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ After installing the patch, "ovtopofix -U" with no ovw sessions running. This will clean up existing problems involving missing collapsed serial networks. Instructions for patch(es) : PHSS_8945 for HPUX 10.x PHSS_8944 for HPUX 9.x PSOV_1275 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ IMPORTANT NOTE : ---------------- This patch installs a new resource file as 9.X_HPUX: /usr/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/app-defaults/C/OVw 10.X_HPUX, 2.3SOLARIS: /opt/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/app-defaults/C/OVw In order for the fix to take effect you will need to copy/merge this file to /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/OVw Copy if the existing OVw has not been modified, merge if it has (been modified). Instructions for patch(es) : PHSS_8637 for HPUX 9.x PHSS_8638 for HPUX 10.x PSOV_1231 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ IMPORTANT: ---------- To take advantage of this fix you will need to edit the /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/XNmgraph file and change the "*labelFontList" resource to "xnmgraph*labelFontList". Instructions for patch(es) : PHSS_8452 for HPUX 9.x PHSS_8453 for HPUX 10.x PSOV_1205 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ NOTE: This patch installs a new resource file for ovhelp as /usr/OV/newconfig/OVWIN/app-defaults/C/OVHelp. This resource file includes a resource for modifying the default font in the help window. If you wish to change the default font you will need to copy/merge the new resource file to /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/OVHelp and edit the "ovhelp*fontSet" resource. Instructions for patch(es) : PHSS_8469 for HPUX 9.x ------------------------------------------------------------ IMPORTANT NOTE : ---------------- This patch installs a new resource file as /usr/OV/newconfig/OVNNMGR-JPN/app-defaults/japanese/XNmtrap. In order for the fix to take effect you will need to copy/merge this file to /usr/lib/X11/japanese/app-defaults/XNmtrap. Copy if the existing XNmtrap has not been modified, merge if it has (been modified). Instructions for patch(es) : PSOV_1138 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ This patch requires that the following special instructions be carried out for successful upgrade: 1. Source the universal environment . /opt/OV/bin/ov.envvars.sh . /opt/OV/bin/ov.envvars.csh 2. Shut down all of the licensing components: $OV_CONF/OVLicense/conf/OVLNetLSDown $OV_CONF/OVLicense/conf/OVLNCSDown #kill the ovlmd process ps -ef | grep ovlmd kill -9 3. Install the patch 4. Configure the licensing environment $I4LS_CONF/netls_config $I4LS_CONF/netls_first_time 5. Restart the openview application $OV_BIN/ovstart Instructions for patch(es) : PHSS_8038 for HPUX 9.x PHSS_8039 for HPUX 10.x PSOV_1130 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ (Developers only) if you are linking your application as archive, you will need to re-link your application with the new libovw. Instructions for patch(es) : PHSS_7415 for HPUX 9.x PHSS_7416 for HPUX 10.x PSOV_1027 for Solaris 2.x ------------------------------------------------------------ IMPORTANT NOTE TO TOPOLOGY FILTER USERS... The behavior of topology filters has changed with this patch. In particular, the ability to perform topology filtering on networks and segments has been added. This new behavior is documented in $OV_NEW_CONF/OVNNM-RUN/conf/C/filters, the new default filters file. If you have not changed the original $OV_CONF/C/filters file, it will be overwritten with the new filters file. All filters and filter expressions from the original are retained in the new file. You may need to add network and segment filtering to your topology filters. See the new filter file for more details on how to do this. If you *have* changed the original $OV_CONF/C/filters file, the file will not be overwritten with the new. To migrate to the new filters file, perform the following steps: 1. cp $OV_CONF/C/filters $OV_CONF/C/filters.sav 2. cp $OV_NEW_CONF/OVNNM-RUN/conf/C/filters \ $OV_CONF/C/filters 3. Add to $OV_CONF/C/filters any filter or filter expression definitions you had created in $OV_CONF/C/filters.sav. 4. If necessary, add network and segment filtering to your topology filters. See the new filter file for more details on how to do this.