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Example Reports | Generating Reports
OMNM 6.5.3 User Guide 281
Network Assessor Reports
If you have the Network Assessor option (assessor.ocp) installed, it includes reports like the
following:
Asset Report ALL Resources, Software Version Report, IP - Hostname Only Report, IP -
Hostname Report, Configuration Change Report, Hardware Change Report, Software Change
Report, NetConfig Backup Status Report, NetConfig Deploy Status Report, NetConfig Restore
Status Report, Card Report, Firmware Report, Interfaces Report, Inventory Report, Port Report,
Primary Contact Report, Subnet Report.
You can also see an
EOL Report ALL Devices
(EOL
means “End of Life”).
The
EOL Report ALL Devices
report tells which of your discovered equipment has passed its end
of life or end of service. A registration script (RegisterEOL) in the
.../owareapps/assessor/bin
directory registers EOL information different from the defaults that ship with the Network Assessor
option. To update your EOL/EOS (“End of Life”/“End of Service”) dates, create a text file
(myEOL.txt) with EOL and EOS definitions as a parameter for RegisterEOL. Construct this
parameter file as follows:
EOL=SysobjectID, EOL True False, EOL Date (mm/dd/yyyy), EOS True False, EOS Date (mm/
dd/yyyy)
Here is an EOL and EOS example text file:
# Example (below) Cisco AS5200 Series Universal Access Servers AS5200,,,,
EOL=1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.109,True,07/14/1999,True,07/23/2010
where:
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.109 is the SysobjectID for a Cisco AS5200 Universal Access Server . Remember
to preceed the objectID with EOL=
True sets the End Of Life indicator to true
07/14/1999 is the End Of Life date
True sets the End of Service indicator to true
07/23/2010 is the End of Service date
Once you created your EOL/EOFS text file (myEOL.txt), follow these steps to register the file.
1
Save the myEOL.txt file to
installDir
/owareapps/assessor/bin directory.
2
Navigate to
installDir
/owareapps/assessor/bin directory.
3
Execute the RegisterEOL script while the server is running.
• In Linux, run these commands:
. /etc/.dsienv
./RegisterEOL myEOL.txt
• In Windows, run these commands:
oware
RegisterEOL myEOL.txt
The “New EOL Definition was processed” message is displayed.