I am running NNM v7 on a windows 2000 system. I am looking to use NNM to monitor our infrastructure, not to the desktop level. Is there a way that I can exclude my DHCP ranges from being discovered....
You can set up a discovery filter to limit what is discovered.
Here is a filter for all Cisco devices:
CiscoFilter "all cisco devices"
{ "SNMP sysObjectID" ~ .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.* }
A filter expression can be written that would allow you to also include
other network device SNMP sys object ID's such as Wellfleet,
.1.3.6.1.4.1.18.*, or Cayman, .1.3.6.1.4.1.7.2.*
See the Scalability and Distribution Guide Appendix A and remember to use
the ovfiltertest and ovfiltercheck.
You should look into the netmon.noDiscover file. I work on HPUX but I do believe it exists for W2K as well. It allows you to specify ranges of IP addresses (among other things) that you do not want netmon to discover.
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