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Conference netcad::hub_mgnt

Title:	DEChub/HUBwatch/PROBEwatch CONFERENCE
Notice:	Firmware -2, Doc -3, Power -4, HW kits -5, firm load -6&7
Moderator:	NETCAD::COLELLADT

Created:	Wed Nov 13 1991
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4455
Total number of notes:	16761

1167.0. "Managing 2 hubs using HUBwatch V2" by XKOV01::RAJESHPRABHU () Tue Jun 28 1994 04:28

Configuration  Clarifiction:
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This is the configuration at the customer place.

There are 2 DEChub 9OOMS.
Hub 1 contains DECrepeater 900TM. The management station is connected to Hub 1. 
Management station is loaded with DOS V6, Windows V3.1,HUBwatch V2.0.

Hub 2 contains DECrepeater 900TM. Hub 2 needs to be connected to the Hub 1. Both
of them is managed using HUBwatch workstation.

Is it possible to manage the Hub 2 from the management station in this 
configuration ?
If so, how ?
If not what is to be done ?

Any suggestion ?
Thanks in advance.
   Rajesh

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
1167.1	of course ...	PADNOM::PEYRACHE	Jean-Yves Peyrache Country Support Group France	`Tue Jun 28 1994 11:50`	6
	Rajesh where is the problem ?? but an Ip address of HUB2 and start Hubwatch as well with this address
1167.2	HUBwatch has no limit on # of manageable entities	SLINK::HOOD	I'd rather be at the Kennebec	`Tue Jun 28 1994 13:08`	5
	There is no limit in HUBwatch as to how many hubs, hub modules, or GIGAswitches you can manage. Tom Hood HUBwarp
1167.3	distance limitation ?	XKOV01::RAJESHPRABHU		`Mon Jul 04 1994 04:08`	17
	Sorry for the delay in getting back to my doubts. In re: .1 > but an Ip address of HUB2 and start Hubwatch as well with this address What is the meaning of above ? In re: .2 > There is no limit in HUBwatch as to how many hubs, hub modules, or > GIGAswitches you can manage. Is this true for any distance between the hubs? The hubs are seperated by more than 200 meters. Thanks, Rajesh
1167.4	more infos/acknolege required ..	SZAJBA::PEYRACHE	Jean-Yves Peyrache Country Support Group France	`Mon Jul 04 1994 09:49`	15
	re:-1 please draw back a little picture for your net > but an Ip address of HUB2 and start Hubwatch as well with this address What is the meaning of above ? Simple Response because topic is very large... Hubwatch works under SNMP management protocols, you must put a Ip address on all hubs that's you want to manage (SNMP works with IP protocol). Jean-Yves
1167.5	200 meters is VERY close	SLINK::HOOD	I'd rather be at the Kennebec	`Tue Jul 05 1994 14:21`	17
	re .3: > > There is no limit in HUBwatch as to how many hubs, hub modules, or > > GIGAswitches you can manage. > > Is this true for any distance between the hubs? > The hubs are seperated by more than 200 meters. 200 meters is very close. I've managed hubs in Singapore from my office here in Littleton Massachusetts, USA. SNMP runs over IP which is a routed protocol. Obviously, if you use HUBwatch (or any other SNMP manager) to manage an SNMP agent on the other side of the world it gets quite slow. But managing anything within the same metropolitan area will be just fine. Tom Hood HUBwhy?