Hello
I'm trying to setup a Network monitoring system based on OpsView (ver 3.1) The network is all Cisco with a mixture of Windows/AIX/Linux machines. I need to monitor network activity on Windows servers. I was thinking of using an OPsView-included: check_snmp_linkstatus for that. I was able to get it working (had a MAJOR problem with interface name because of "hidden" double zeros trailing the string). Now it seems to work when I test it from shell: ./check_snmp_linkstatus22 -H <IP> -C <string> -I "Intel(R) Advanced Networking Services (iANS) NDIS Intermediate Driver" -n 16777219 -i -o It displays: WARNING: Running from command line. This could change statistics for the next run from Nagios OK - Intel Intel(R) Advanced Networking Services (iANS) NDIS Intermediate Driver is up, throughput (in/ou) 11 Kbps/12 Kbps, 0%/0%|throughput_in=12264.66b throughput_out=12414.66b It show the same when I do not use the -i and -o switches. But when I run the same command by a Service Check I only get: OK - Intel Intel(R) Advanced Networking Services (iANS) NDIS Intermediate Driver is up No performance data... Also I noticed that when I run the check via remote connection (WinSCP - by SFTP) I also do not receive performance data. Could anyone help with me with this ? Regards Michał Zyzak
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