A better solution would be to allow the specification of the network
mask as well as the network to limit the ip discover to only the network
of interest. I would like to use the ip discover but having it crawl
through every classful network is not acceptable for my use. Is this
being considered for Tnm 3.0?
Thanks,
Matthew
>
> > Also, is there a way to stretch the network line after it has been
> > discovered?
> >
> Yes - select the network and use the resize option - click'n'drag
>
> >
> > Tomas T. Peiser, CET
> > Network Operator
> > Fundy Communications
> > tom@fundy.ca
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