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This question is specific to IBM's Performance Toolbox version 2 April
1997 Edition.

 I have 5 HACMP clusters serving a client. They are each on their own
class B network (10.68.x.x, 10.69.x.x, etc). Each class B network is
connected to all others
 via a big beefy Linux router. So
 interconnectivity between the systems is there.

 The problem I have is that xmperf performance monitoring tool is unable
to see the other systems in order to network monitor them (via xmservd)
since they are
 on different networks. If I open up a multi host monitor skelaton, it
only sees the local host's interfaces, not any of the other systems on
the other networks.

 I am able to see all three clusters through xmperf on another client
(those three systems are on the same 154.2.32. network).

 My question is, how would I or could I get xmperf to see all of the
xmservd (remote monitored systems) on those other class B networks?

 Thanks in advance!!

 Regards,
 Philip Greer

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Before you buy.

Edit Rsi.hosts file and put the subnets in there and save in the
/etc/perf directory.  Check in "/usr/samples/perfmgr" for a sample file.

Albert

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Before you buy.

There is a configuration file where you can add a list of machines.

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