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claymen wrote:Generally for objects that have names where you want specific ones I have got a filter value field on the data template. So for the Disk I/O and Disk Space ones there is a Filter Value field where the drive letter goes. All this is doing is basically creating a "select columns from class where row = blah" query when searching.
Which one did you need to adjust the filter for?
Actually I was hoping to make my own graphs using wmi.php that would get some stats on some in-house .NET applications my company has (things like Pipeline Instance Count, Requests Per Sec; perfmon type stuff basically), where the instance names are things like _LM_W3SVC_1892405102_ROOT. I'd assume that would be the filter name. But after doing some sleuthing it doesn't look this info is presented through WMI.
Before using this, and spending time getting it to work a couple of questions:
1) has it been confirmed to work on CactiEZ?
2) Assuming it has can/how do you assign different credentials for different machines?
Argon0
I don't see why it wouldn't work with CactiEZ, is it using 0.8.7b? As for the credentials you edit wmi-login.php and add whichever ones you want, and then specify the credential name (default is credential) when creating the graphs.
Example : /usr/local/bin/wmic -U "Domain/exempleusers%password" //SERVEUR01 "SELECT * FROM Win32_service" return service on server...
Plz i need help
What does your poller cache show for the host that is failing? E.g. what is the exact line that cacti is calling. The example you have given is with the wmic command not the wmi.php script which these all use (although the script does call wmic it formats input/output in a way suitable for cacti).
wmi-logins.php just provides the main script with a reference so that you don't have your password printed all through your logs instead it refers to the "credential". e.g. credential is refering to the login/password pair defined in wmi-logins.php as per above. This also means you can configure multiple references for different domains or hosts.
So it sounds like you defined your own entry but didn't update the templates to use it.
When you say you tested it, if you used wmic to test then that's not actually testing the script cacti is using.
Will try this later, wonder if it can run alongside cigamit/Jimmy's wmi plugin...
pheezy wrote:
argon0 wrote:Looks like good work Claymen
Before using this, and spending time getting it to work a couple of questions:
1) has it been confirmed to work on CactiEZ?
2) Assuming it has can/how do you assign different credentials for different machines?
Argon0
I don't see why it wouldn't work with CactiEZ, is it using 0.8.7b? As for the credentials you edit wmi-login.php and add whichever ones you want, and then specify the credential name (default is credential) when creating the graphs.
No longer a n00by, probably, by now an 0ldby
Now Head of Technology at RSCH, back to the prickly subject of Monitorring....
Right installed, looks like its going to work, but a couple of questions:
1) The Filter value for Drive graphs - should this be c\: as you mentioned on page one, or C as you have in the filter fields
2) the Exchange graph: 'Exchange - Database Performance (WMI)' do you put the name of the Database you want to look at in here - e.g. Directors.edb, or does it follow the format SG1-Directors as used by Cigamits plugin?
Argon0
No longer a n00by, probably, by now an 0ldby
Now Head of Technology at RSCH, back to the prickly subject of Monitorring....
