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Manager-to-Manager Comms to Netview
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Author: John K Scoggin
Date: Sun, 09 Aug 1992 20:13
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I recall reading somewhere about an effort to create an SNA MIB.  Does anyone
remember where this work might be taking place?  And what its status is?

My particular interest is in obtaining the status of some SNA network
elements (i.e., cluster controllers) from Netview on a real-time basis and
reflecting that information on my Cabletron SPECTRUM network management
system.  RTM stats would be a real bonus.

Thanks for any leads...

	- John

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Re: Manager-to-Manager Comms to Netview
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Author: John Chambers
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1992 22:47
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In article <1992Aug9.201349.4609@udel.edu>, scoggin@opus.ee.udel.edu (John K Scoggin) writes:
> I recall reading somewhere about an effort to create an SNA MIB.  Does anyone
> remember where this work might be taking place?  And what its status is?

Well, no followups appeared, so ...

If anyone has an answer to this, could you send me a  copy,  too?   Or
maybe post it. I know of several other groups of people who would find
it quite interesting.

(Also, if you have effective techniques for staying awake through  the
Netview tutorial, I'd like to hear about it, too.  ;-)
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