I’m trying to use SNMP-Informant to access the average
disk queue length values. I’ve got SNMP-Informant working for disk read
rates and times just fine, graphs and all. But in the
Administration->Pollers section, for the Name (Match RRD Struct DS) of the
average disk queue length, I’m not
Title: Still have crazy JFFNMS slowness
Hiya all,
I still have this box with crazy JFFNMS slowness. Take a look at this! :
Alarms: down: 63
Hosts: 57
Interfaces: 2055
3:37am up 11 days 18:07, 1 user, load average: 33.31, 33.08, 33.86
Polli
I don't know if it's relevant, but this error only seems to appear on a
particular cisco router with over 200 Serial interfaces.
Chris Norman wrote:
Hello!
I'm hoping someone can help me, I'm getting odd errors and JFFNMS is
acting oddly.
The first issue is when I go to performanc
Hello!
I'm hoping someone can help me, I'm getting odd errors and JFFNMS is
acting oddly.
The first issue is when I go to performance. Sometimes I get this odd
error:
: exec() [function.exec]: Unable to fork [c:/jffnms/rrdtool.exe graph
"c:/jffnms/engine/temp/443c61d8ce729.dat" --imgfor
You can also use the clean_auth.php script in utils.
You will have to edit the top of the file where the DB is defined.
Javier
Kory wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I messed up the admin privilege. Anybody knows how to retrieve the full
> control of the admin user once again? As you will see, I change t
You forgot to load up the mysql data & schema.
That is described in the INSTALL.win32.txt
Javier
Mitch Nicoara wrote:
> I'm gave-up a few times, but I will try again!
>
> Windows XP svc pk2,
> Apache 2.0.55-win32x86-no-ssl (msi)
> MySQL-essential-4.1.18-win32 (msi)
> PHP 5.1.2-win32 (zip)
> jf
All,
Can anyone offer up suggestions for how they have their polling batch files scheduled under Windows that allows a busy server to actually make it through all the polled interfaces?
I just upgraded to new hardware and it should be able to handle much more than the old server but it doesn't seem
