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Adjustable times would be a nice addition I
am also working on some MRTG Scripts right now in fact, but I ran into a
problem how in gods name do I make a dynamic cfg file I want to use a perl
script as a config but can't figure a way to jimmy rig it into working I mean
when the perl is run it reads the dbase txt file and returns the proper text
output to represent the cfg file but mrtg doesn't execute files it just
reads them L any suggestions guys?
What do you mean eats the network? Is SNMP
that overburdening really?
From: sB Tech Support
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Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003
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Thanks for the suggestion and will
feedback to the developer. The current polling interval is every 2 sec and the
log trap is realtime. We just got new simpleNMS 1.1 Beta, please try it and
feedback to us. Thanks.
Alex
sB Tech Support
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tom Haynes
Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003
11:45 AM
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Subject: RE: [smartBridges]
Monitoring network??
There is a program called Loriot
(Shareware now, but I have the freeware version if anyone needs it) that is a
network management software that can send emails and do all kinds of cool
stuff. You really need to know your SNMP though to use it. I am working on a
loging script now but it could still take some time to finish it. MRTG can be
used in windows as a loger. simpleNMS can log stats but is limited to a fixed
polling of 10-11 seconds and can eat up bandwidth. simpleNMS's data is saved to
a text based log file that could be parsed and posted to a web page.
SMARTBRIDGES TECHS - Can we have an option
to set the polling interval in simpleNMS?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jerry Carter
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 4:34
PM
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Subject: [smartBridges] Monitoring
network??
Ok I have changed everything over to smartbridge APP's. I
used to have cisco 340 equiptment and had my mikrotik router setup with static
routes to the radios and could check the logs remotely without any
problems(turn the ip's on and off in the router when I wanted access). Well now
I have a problem and I would think there had to be something better than having
to learn mrtg and set all that up (probly take me forever) I could pay someone
to do it but I still have another learning curve just to check the logs of my
radios. Why does this have to be so complicated? The software smartbridges is
nice but it does not let me see anything on my webserver(like a status
webpage) thru the net on dial-up. (dont laugh it isnt funny, I can not
get my own service). I am wondering what all of you are doing to monitor your
networks remotely. Am I the only one left that has not learned Linux....lol I
had to pay someone to program my webserver and now it's looking like I have to
pay them to make a monitoring system for my network because I have no logs to
check. Someone should make an easy to install has everything your need to run
it software solution for this??
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