Cacti

I switched to Linux as the platform and use the CBQ script by Raddy

I discovered that different scripts seemed to work better on differnt platforms and different versions of the IOS

Raddy's version of the script has been the most consistent for me of late.

I had this running before, but now I have run into trouble I am running version 4e on linux. I installed Pancho and it works from the command line. I try running it from within Cacti and I can see the command being run from the log file. but nothing shows up in the TFTP directory. I then switched to...

Everything works fine if I comment out that one one section in the configmanager_gatewaytoprogram.php file. Well sort of.. the config files end up in the tftp root directory as opposed to the <tftp root>/data/<date> directory. If I Manually edit the config file and lauch pancho from the command line...

I think I have.... Here is the config file: Listing of the config /usr/local/tftp/data/configmanagerid12.conf [global] TftpServer=192.168.11.158 TftpRoot=/usr/local/tftp TftpPath=/usr/local/tftp/data/20060415 LogFile=/usr/local/tftp/data/configmanagerid12.conf.log ForkLimit=10 StylePattern=::HOST::....

Well its working... But not quite right.... I noticed that in the config file it was stating the tftp path /usr/local/tftp/data/20060414 and creating the 20060414 folder. I noticed the apache user was creating the folder so I assumed this was a rights issue. I switched my tftp server user from tftpd...

OK I am getting closer. It now creates the config file and the log file in the correct directory but fails on downloading files. here is the output from the cacti log 04/14/2006 03:25:09 PM - SYSTEM CFG MANAGER:exec_background(/usr/bin/perl -I/usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/Pancho-9.3.7/bin /usr/local/bin/p...

I have converted to LInux and am having trouble getting this running again. It is not "creating" or the configuration files. if a Manually create a config file and run it at the command line it works. perl -I/usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/Pancho-9.3.7/bin /usr/local/bin/pancho.pl --download --pos...

I have it working as in - it works All RRDs generate, all graphs have correct and appropriate data. The scripts - templates work 100% on small routers, 1-2 interfaces, with 1-2 policy maps, with multiple class maps. Applying the the same script to a 7200 series router and the RRD/graph creation in c...

Got it working

Very cool

Now I just have to convert my scripts

Can you shed a little more light on how you did this.

I have WMIMapper installed on a windows server and WBEMCLI on my linux cacti server but it is unable to retrieve anything

I ported my scripts from Windows to Linux and still have the same issue. The scripts work on small routers with limited interfaces - 2600/3600 2800/3800 On large routers 7200. It generates the |query_class| error when trying to create the graph. I compared snmpwalks and command line execution output...

Active / Paused might eliminate the confusion I had.

It also probably didn't help that I hadn't had enough sleep when I tried to install the plugin.

Again, a truly great job and thank you for sharing it with the group.

-Dave

Smack the stupid user....

I thought the Up/Down refered to uploading/downloading

Switched to up and it kicked off like a champ.

Thanks for the great plugin and the quick reply

I look forward to the compare feature.

-Dave

I am getting closer I fixed the show config issue. I can run d:\perl\bin\perl.exe -Id:\pancho\lib d:\pancho\modules\blib\lib\pancho.pl --download --config d:\tftp\data\apid1.conf from the command line and it works. However I still can not do a compare, and it appears as if the Poller is never caller...

OK I got Pancho working from the command line, but I still don' t get downloads from within Cacti - the jobs show as never having been run.

I have debugging checked but I am not seeing anything in the logs.

Any ideas wher I have gone wrong?