Exchange 2007 from Linux

[Minifab]

It is a problem with the charset, what is yours ?

[alelop]

[quote="Shed"]Well, I've solved my memory graph problem!

The problem was solved when I changed "Internal Data Source Name"
in Data Template. There were names "bytes_allocated" and so on, and I set them to short names like "cba", "mba" and so on (like variables in the script output), and in Graph Template in Data Sources I changed them also. I don't know - may be smth wasn't needed, but it helped me..[/quote]

thanks for this it did the trick. i had to re-do the graph though.

thanks

[skyboarder]

Hey,

just wanted to advice that I've collected together your templates and created an incrementation counter for the mail exchange counter script.

On my blog you can read more about and download the template and files. I hope it is useful for you.

http://www.neteye-blog.it/?p=1502

enjoy!

[neodawg]

Has anyone tried getting these to work on Exchange 2010, I have been trying but not having much luck.
Thanks,

[limaunion]

Hey,

just wanted to advice that I've collected together your templates and created an incrementation counter for the mail exchange counter script.

On my blog you can read more about and download the template and files. I hope it is useful for you.

http://www.neteye-blog.it/?p=1502

enjoy!

Hi! I'm trying to run your version but while importing the xml template I get the following error: "Error: XML: Hash version does not exist."

I'm running Cacti Version 0.8.7d from Ubuntu Server Edition 9/10 (Karmic)
Do you have any idea about this?
TIA

[Minifab]

Hey i think you have to update to the last version of Cacti.

[Gueifu]

Well, this is the first critcism I have heard on the topic, so there weren't any plans prior to me reading this post Smile Now however, I would love to hear some suggestions on how it should look

[makcf07]

I have implemented the Exchange 2007 templates and everything works but the memory graph, all -nan. I did change the maximum to 100000000000 for each data source item.

I have run the perl script manually on my cacti linux box and it returns proper numbers.

mba:25141900 cba:11136000 mvba:12714000 cvba:8192000

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

Mark

[makcf07]

I have implemented the Exchange 2007 templates and everything works but the memory graph, all -nan. I did change the maximum to 100000000000 for each data source item.

I have run the perl script manually on my cacti linux box and it returns proper numbers.

mba:25141900 cba:11136000 mvba:12714000 cvba:8192000

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

Mark

Never mind, I got it working. I refreshed poller cache, deleted that graph and re-created it.

Mark

[KevinNoall]

I have most of these graphs working in Exchange 2010, but one I cannot seem to get working is the Delivery Stats screen.
Looking in the poller log, i'm seeing the following message which seems to indicate that it is not getting any data back...
02/27/2013 07:55:22 AM - CMDPHP: Poller[0] Host[56] DS[1169] CMD: /usr/bin/perl /usr/share/cacti/site/resource/script_queries/exchange07.pl -H hostname -c delivery_stat, output: U

when i run the script by hand from the terminal i get the expected results...
cacti@cacti:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins$ /usr/bin/perl /usr/share/cacti/resource/script_queries/exchange07.pl -H hostname -c delivery_stat
MessagesSubmittedPermin:4 MessagesSentPermin:4 MessagesDeliveredPermin:57 SendQueueSize:0 ReceiveQueueSize:0

I did flush the poller cache and recreate the graphs as indicated in another post to no avail. I have completely recreated the datasource and graph as well.
Any other suggestions?

[mrscary]

anyone have proper tempates and scripts to work on Windows cacti?