Philippe Andersson wrote:
Dave Howorth wrote:
I have an ADSL connection to the Internet. Recently there have been some
problems with my phone line, which set me thinking. Is there a standard
way to make a log of my internet status (i.e. connection or no
connection?) Or perhaps it's already
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Dave Howorth wrote:
Philippe Andersson wrote:
Dave Howorth wrote:
and G T Smith wrote:
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If you have an ADSL router they usually include a logging facility of
some sort. In some cases you can configure them to send syslog
messages to a
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Dave Howorth wrote:
I have an ADSL connection to the Internet. Recently there have been some
problems with my phone line, which set me thinking. Is there a standard
way to make a log of my internet status (i.e. connection or no
connection?) Or
Dave Howorth wrote:
I have an ADSL connection to the Internet. Recently there have been some
problems with my phone line, which set me thinking. Is there a standard
way to make a log of my internet status (i.e. connection or no
connection?) Or perhaps it's already logged and I just need to
G T Smith wrote:
But you will not get any ADSL link information which is a good indicator
of ADSL synchronisation and connection problems at the level below
TCP/IP, which is good indicator of line issues (AFAIK NAGIOS deals with
TCP/IP not with ADSL connection issues, all you will know is the
Mon, 28 Jan 2008, by [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have an ADSL connection to the Internet. Recently there have been some
problems with my phone line, which set me thinking. Is there a standard
way to make a log of my internet status (i.e. connection or no
connection?) Or perhaps it's already logged
