It was not a permissions issue, but a path issue to php.exe that got the
rrd files created for me. I tracked it down by looking through the message
threads in this mailing list. Now, the issue is that the RRD graphs don't show
any statistics and the processes ran overnight. I will continue to
do it yourself in PHP. KR
Boris
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Already got that successfully. I want to use jffnms to archive the stats
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I just installed jffnms 0.8.2 on Windows XP. Seems to
be working well to begin with. Now I am trying to add interfaces on a host.
I can use the snmp host discovery to find some open p
I just installed jffnms 0.8.2 on Windows XP. Seems to be working well to
begin with. Now I am trying to add interfaces on a host. I can use the snmp host
discovery to find some open ports on the host (Cisco 3750 switch), but I cannot
add any interfaces to the host. When I click the add button
