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    LANDesk(R) Workgroup Manager Tips: Core/NLMs

    Contents:

    • NETWARE* UNLOAD SCRIPT FOR THE LANDESK(R) WORKGROUP MANAGER NLMS
    • SNMP APPEARS TO BE USING QUITE A BIT OF SYSTEM RESOURCES
    
    

    NETWARE* UNLOAD SCRIPT FOR THE LANDESK(R) WORKGROUP MANAGER NLMS

    
       Component: NLMs
    
    
    
       Symptom:
    
       After managing a NetWare* server is there an unload .NCF file that will
    
       unload all the LANDesk(R) Workgroup Manager NLMs?
    
    
    
       Description:
    
       Need to automate the unload process.
    
    
    
       Solution:
    
       On the LANDesk Workgroup Manager CD/ROM in the "\UTIL" directory there
    
       is a file named "ULDWM.NCF". This is the NetWare unload script for the
    
       LANDesk Workgroup Manager NLM's. Copy this into the NetWare Server's
    
       SYS:\SYSTEM directory and execute it from the Server's console. 
    
    
    
    

    SNMP APPEARS TO BE USING QUITE A BIT OF SYSTEM RESOURCES

    
       Product: LANDesk(R) Workgroup Manager, Component: Core
    
    
    
       Symptom:
    
       SNMP appears to be using quite a bit of system resources.
    
    
    
       Description:
    
       SNMP will occasionally use a lot of processor time.
    
    
    
       Solution:
    
       If  you notice that your Windows NT* console is using more processor
    
       time or it seems busy, verify that it is SNMP that is causing the
    
       problem by shutting the SNMP service down.  After shutting the service
    
       down, watch to see if Windows NT console processor time decreases.  If
    
       your NT does not seem as busy then SNMP is probably the problem.  
    
    
    
       The problem is that SNMP is trying to resolve DNS for the SNMP traps
    
       that are generated.  This means that the Windows NT console's TCP/IP
    
       configuration is not configured correctly.  Double check TCP/IP
    
       configuration.
    
    

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