re-alert doesnt work

[mcutting]

Not a problem. If you look in the post discussions we've been having so far, the link is in there.

Look here
http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?p ... 4218#67694

By the way, you might want to consider using MANAGE, as it works better for monitoring services etc.

[herjai]

thanks alot, but i followed the instruction inside the post, however all the services are still returning 0, quite weird ya

[mcutting]

thanks alot, but i followed the instruction inside the post, however all the services are still returning 0, quite weird ya

I feel your pain

No promises, but here's a version I had working many moons ago under Windows running WAMP. Backup your old version, replace it with this one, and remove / recreate all your Windows Services graphs

[herjai]

after changing your copy, the win service cannot get any data.

before it always get 0, not it's nothing.......... hahah, really wanna die

[mcutting]

Ok - change it back to yours.

You'll need to play around with these lines which are shown twice in the script

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					print substr($return_arr[$i]['oid'],37) . "\n";
				else
					print substr($return_arr[$i]['oid'],27) . "\n";

[herjai]

already changed them to 37 and test last nite, no luck

[mcutting]

already changed them to 37 and test last nite, no luck

Ok - try this one.

[herjai]

actually after i changed to the 2 files u just posted, can't even query data. returned 0 row like before

[mcutting]

actually after i changed to the 2 files u just posted, can't even query data. returned 0 row like before

That's odd - this is from my production system ! However, this is Ubuntu Server

[herjai]

sigh~~~~~~ maybe the win services just hate me now, coz it works fine at the previous version

[mcutting]

sigh~~~~~~ maybe the win services just hate me now, coz it works fine at the previous version

I tried my version of win_services.php against an 0.8.7e version of CACTI I have under Windows, and it works fine. I would do the following

1. Install GetIF
2. Perform a walk against OIDs .1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.2.3.1.1 and .1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.2.3.1.2
3. Check the output that is returned.
4. Now perform a verbose query in CACTI for the affected host, and see how the output compares with that of GetIF
5. You may need to fiddle with the script to make it drop the leading "." from the returned OID - this differs from machine to machine

I had a real issue getting this to work under Windows correctly (it would always return 0 instead of 1 even though the service was up). This also seems to vary between versions of PHP.

Regds

[herjai]

sorry, it's my first time to use Getif,

i installed it already, how do i perform the walk?

[mcutting]

sorry, it's my first time to use Getif,

i installed it already, how do i perform the walk?

1. Start GetIF
2. Click Parameters, and fill in all relevant details - hostname and SNMP community are enough
3. Click Start
4. Ensure the host responds
5. Click MBrowser
6. At the bottom of the window there is a field where you can paste the OID of .1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.2.3.1.1 (there is a drop-down with "n (nullobj)" filed in next to it.
7. Click Start
8. The field above this shows the output

Hope this helps.