Thanks for replying.
I'm sure it's running cause other host are reported correctly.
For information i used jffnms0.8.2, rrdtool-1.0.49 (was
1.0.50), netsnmp-5.2.2 and standard dependencies. I'm using FreeBSD5.3 OS.
I think that the rrd files are the problem, but i absolutely don't
understand with
You are right, we missed that in the poller, not in the discovery part.
Its just a one liner in engine/pollers/tcp_status.php
change the line that looks like this:
$host_ip = $options["host_ip"];
for:
list($host_ip) = explode(":", $options["host_ip"]); //remove :port from host ip
I've added t
I've read quite a few of the "Non standard SNMP port number" posts which
have come across this list. However, I have been unable to find which
correlates to my current problem. I've specified the ip address for a
host with a port number as X.X.X.X:n where 'X' is the IP address and
'n' is th
Hi,
I am running this on
Windows 2003 and all was fine until recently . Now when I try to show the graphs
for a host I get this error:
Warning: exec()
[function.exec]: Unable to fork
[D:/jffnms/rrdtool.exe graph "D:/jffnms/engine/temp/44802a72dff40.dat"
--imgformat=P
You can only add interfaces to a map, but if you add all the interfaces from a
host to a map, the "host" will be there.
We are planning on having a way to add hosts to the map, but its not ready yet.
Javier
N.Jayaprakash wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to add a host to a sub map. But I am not sure
Be sure that your poller is running frmo Cron or the Scheduled tasks in windows.
Javier
Chandra wrote:
> Dear Programmer or other user,
>
> I've installed jffnms0.8.2 with all dependencies. On some host, all
> interface reported correctly by jffnms. But on some host, jffnms only show
> blank/unc
You need to provide more information, the error contains why it couldn't
connect.
But check the setup.php and be sure you created the database and imported the
schema.
Javier
Ryan Irish wrote:
> ok i am fairly new to sql/mysql stuff and apache ... i installed in a
> windows server and seems to