I want to start by saying I was able to do this with the help from wug support. Here is what I do and there is plenty of room for change depending on the end users talents. I created a batch file with the following line. echo %CMDCMDLINE%>dir\filename where the dir = the directory of my wug\web files where the filename = a text file i.e. echo %CMDCMDLINE%>web\status.txt I then created a program notification that calls that batch file with the following program arguments %U %D %e which give me the total number of up devices total number of down devices and the ip addresses thereof. A full list of variables is available in the WUG documentation. I then create a recurring notification for that program. I run mine once an hour during normal business hours. Now comes the part where the individual user has fun. The status.txt file comes out looking like one long line. How you change that to the format you want to show on your web page is entirely up to the end users software knowledge. I personally use an old dos program called Kedit that allows me to use the command line feature and insert <br> where spaces are now. This changes the long line to a long column and displays nicely in HTML format. I know that the people at IPSWITCH have given me examples using java or c++ that will manipulate the text file. I personally don't have the expertise to use those software packages. The main thing is to create the text file in the first place. Once you do that the rest is easy. I don't know if this helps or not, please let me know. Again, thanks to the guys at IPSWITCH for helping me in the first place
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