Re: [jffnms-users] Auto-Discovery all hosts in JFFNMS

Thanks for your reply, Javier. > Remember to enable the NetAD on that zone too. What's mean NetAD, and how to setup in which menu. Thanks. Mobby --- Javier Szyszlican <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > It should be 192.168.1.0/24 > > Don't add a comma at the end if you only have one netw

Re: [jffnms-users] Auto-Discovery all hosts in JFFNMS

Hi, It should be 192.168.1.0/24 Don't add a comma at the end if you only have one network. Remember to enable the NetAD on that zone too. Javier mobby lin wrote: > I try to use the autodiscovery all hosts in my zone. I set the > /etc/crontab to jffnms:jffnms. It fails to cover all my hosts. >

[jffnms-users] Auto-Discovery all hosts in JFFNMS

I try to use the autodiscovery all hosts in my zone. I set the /etc/crontab to jffnms:jffnms. It fails to cover all my hosts. The error messages are below. How to use CIDR, say I have my gateway is 192.168.1.254, and want to cover al hosts. So I set CIDR to 192.168.1.254/24, is it true? How to us

Re: [jffnms-users] Auto Discovery Problem

Well, There you go, the problem is you don't have your PHP binary correctly set in setup.php . This part proves it: "d:/php -q" Go to setup and set d:/php/php.exe as your PHP Executable. Javier Chris Coates wrote: Javier, The output from "d:\jffnms\engine> d:\php\php.exe -q d:\jffnms\engine\auto

Re: [jffnms-users] Auto Discovery Problem

Hi Chris, Can you try to run: d:\jffnms\engine> d:\php\php.exe -q d:\jffnms\engine\autodiscovery_interfaces.php and see what your output looks like? And also check if you have register_argc_argv = on in your php.ini Javier Chris Coates wrote: Javier, I have a Win2003 server running JFFNMS and all

[jffnms-users] Auto Discovery Problem

Javier, I have a Win2003 server running JFFNMS and all Windows hosts. I am having problems getting auto discovery to work. All clients are set to Automagic, SNMP is configured correctly If I look at the screen where you add hosts, the poll interval is set to every 5 min and the last poll date says

Re: [jffnms-users] Auto discovery

Hi Gabriel, The system is there, but we don't have a UI yet... I hope I can finish it for 0.8.0 in a couple of months. Javier Gabriel Regis Schanuel wrote: hi there how to do a AutoDiscovery for all the Hosts in my network? is there a way to add a range of ips for it to search? this way i can filte

[jffnms-users] Auto discovery

hi there how to do a AutoDiscovery for all the Hosts in my network? is there a way to add a range of ips for it to search? this way i can filter some switchs thanks in advance --- This SF.net email is sponsored by: IT Product Guide on ITManager

Re: [jffnms-users] Auto-discovery

Hi Thomas, You should check the the Autodiscovery parameters of the TCP Port Interface Type. This parameter is passed directly to the NMAP command line. Javier On Tuesday 09 March 2004 06:53, Thomas Mangin wrote: > Hello, > > I am using SSH on all my server on a non standard port which is not

[jffnms-users] Auto-discovery

Hello, I am using SSH on all my server on a non standard port which is not part of the "normal" nmap sweep for obvious reasons. I would like to know if there is any way to teach jff that he should include this port as part of its auto-discovery process. Thomas signature.asc Description: This i