Javier,
SNMPwalk works fine (I'm using GetIf). At this moment I'm still using MRTG
to monitor network traffic on the windows machines and that works fine too.
Manual discovery (with or without portscan) doesn't find interfaces when the
machine is on another subnet.
Ruud
>Hi Ruud,
>
>It seems lik
e: [jffnms-users] jffnms doesn't find interfaces on subnet
> Hi Ruud,
>
> It seems like a connection problem.
>
> You may want to get a SNMPwalk for windows and do snmpwalks of your remote
boxes
> just to be sure the community is ok and there are no timeout issues.
>
>
Hi Ruud,
It seems like a connection problem.
You may want to get a SNMPwalk for windows and do snmpwalks of your remote boxes
just to be sure the community is ok and there are no timeout issues.
If a snmpwalk goes ok and jffnms can't show you the interfaces tell us again.
Also try Manual Discov
Hi all,
Some info about our network:
- 9 locations connected with 256 KBps DSL lines
- Windows 2000
Monitoring the network with MRTG worked, but because I wanted to monitor the
Eventlogs from some machines I started looking for something more
sophisticated. I found JFF and installed it on a Window
