Cacti

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So upon running scriptomatic on the target machine I can load the root\CMIV2 wmi namespace and have a whole bunch of WMI classes listed. Is there something else I am supposed to be doing here?

I apologize for all the noobtastic questions.

-Jimi

You just run it and use it to query the WMI classes. It's reasonably straight forward to use once you get it going. Homebrew is awesome, waiting for first batch to age a bit more. New batch debating whether to simply keg it or bottle again. Awesome. I will get into that today! Thanks again for all ...

I will go ahead and read through this thread and try to dislodge my head from my bum.

Thanks so much! Good luck on the homebrew.

Here it is attached. You rule bud. Nice work on the homebrew stuff BTW. How is that panning out? I actually just grabbed this from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=09dfc342-648b-4119-b7eb-783b0f7d1178&displaylang=en and installed it on my 08 server. I am sure that this h...

If it doesn't work with an admin credential then something else is amiss. If you run scriptomatic can you query the class? Also what about firewalls etc? Are both boxes on the same subnet etc? First of all, I REALLY appreciate your timely responses and all of the work you have put into this. Thank ...

I'm guessing it works with an admin credential? Does the user have permission over the WMI class CIMV2? That's about the only thing I can see you have missed.

Does not work with admin credential (I tried that too). Yes the user has WMI class CIMV2 - root and all subs for that matter.

SO. I think I have everything configured properly (obviously not). I am trying to use wmic to connect to the remote host and i get: root@sentry:/usr/share/cacti/site/scripts# wmic -U HMI\cacti%mypassword //10.10.10.12 "select * from Win32_ComputerSystem" Failed to bind to uuid 4d9f4ab8-7d1...