>> http://public.leeschools.net/edk/snmpc.wmv >> >> The reason I'm posting this to the Intermapper list (with their >> approval) is to hopefully generate some interest from other users, so
>> that Dartware moves in this direction. The functionality and graphics >> you'll see in SNMPc were created using scripts I wrote in their >> limited SNMP scripting language. If Dartware provided similar tools, >> this could be even better. >> >> Notice that the icons are active representations of the actual gear >> deployed. By just looking at the maps you can tell what hardware you >> have installed. And since it's polling via SNMP, the icon's change >> when hardware is changed - no editing necessary. >> >> Please comment... >> >> Ed Konowal >> Network Operations Supervisor >> Lee County School District >> > >Ed Im jealous. Someone did alot of work, it's very nice. I have often thought about something very similar. It >required too much time to setup. >For me, I need to see real time line conditions links and ports stack info and monitor those for trends and >abnormalities. > > >I noticed the maps had other devices besides Catalysts, how do they look ?;up down > >-jeff Thanks Jeff, After my original goal of doing all my Catalysts, I was frustrated with the things I *couldn't* do with Castlerock's scripting language. So, I haven't done the "bitviews" for anything else yet. It could be done, but I'd much rather convience Dartware that they could do a better job at creating similar tools. Then I could build on the Intermapper platform. Ed :-) ____________________________________________________________________ List archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/intermapper-talk%40list.dartware.com/ To unsubscribe: send email to: [email protected]
