Javier
thanx for suggestion
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on
28.07.2005 08:25:18:
> Hi,
>
> Well that seems ok.
>
> You only need one item (temperature), you don't need value.
Well, thermometer I have can produce below mentioned
Integer or string of this nature "+23.3" which I guess is not
usable f
The "jffnms.*" means all the tables in the jffnms database.
The computer name should not appear anywhere.
If you can't login in as "jffnms" you can always use the "root" user you are
using to get into the mysql> prompt.
Javier
gitersonl wrote:
> Description of my system:
>
> Windows 2003 with
Hi,
Running
jffnms in windows 2003.
I am
trying to monitor to interfaces.
I
receive the message:
The
RRDTool files for Interface ID 8 (from Host ID 4), has not been created by the
Poller Process yet
And indeed
I can see that in the timetable the polling has not started yet.
Andre,
It worked perfectly. I had tried dropping down a few revs, but didn't try
all the way to 1.0.49. We are cooking with gas now, and I am very greatful
for the help.
regards,
Phil
From: Andre Forestal Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Phil May' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Description of my system:
Windows 2003 with 3 network card.
1 nic is on the internet.
2 are for the internal system monitoring , ( 2 different ip
ranges)
I am having
trouble/errors entering the commands while creating the database
Hi,
(sorry if this mail comes through twice, maybe I am faster using my correct
email address than the moderator lets through my first emails...)
Is there any (good) documentation on satellites? I would like to use it in
my implementation (as it is what it sounds like it is ;)) If no docs exists,
Hi,
Well that seems ok.
You only need one item (temperature), you don't need value.
You should base your graph around the temperature "DS".
It will be nice if you could use our "temperature" graph, but that will require
you to feed it the data in C so it will have to be "23.3" not "233".
If yo
Hi Darren,
SNMPv2 is the same thing as SNMPV1 but with 64 bit counters.
You don't need to change anything on the host if they support SNMPv2.
Just change the SNMP version in the hosts screen and you are set.
SNMPv3 is a little more complicated there are encryption and authentication
schemes to se
I´ll give it a try today thank you
In the 64 bit counters, if I do an snmpwalk, I get "null" in all the values.
and from the cisco snmp faq:
"For interfaces that operate at 20,000,000 (20 million) bits per second
or less, you must use 32-bit byte and packet counters. For interfaces that
opera
You just have to create the host, put snmpv2 or v3..and save, then
edit the host and you´ll see the boxes for the snmpv2 or v3 data!!!
Hope it helps
Jesus
Can anyone give me a simple explaination of how to get SNMP V 2 or V3
working with JFFNMS?
I can configure the rout
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