Matt,
Can you or anyone else get this line to
work with <%DEVICE% DISPLAY NAME>??? I run TSWEB and would like to get
rid of editing these one by one.
<a href=#
DISPLAY_NAME>&iFS=2&AutoConnect=1','','scrollbars=no,resizable=no,width=825,height=650')">Terminal
Admin Client</a>
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Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003
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data to a devices Info1 line from an ex te rnal source
MRTG on Windows is a
piece of cake, really. Integrating with WUG is easy too.
Since you will be
starting from scratch, here is my suggestion -
Make sure your MRTG
target names and your WUG device names start with the same characters. Then you
can edit the device details.asp page to add your links to MRTG automatically.
Inside the 4th <TABLE>, add this line:
<TR><TD><a
href=""
DISPLAY_NAME>.html','mrtg_window');mrtg_window.focus();">MRTG
Link</a></TD></TR>
for each link you want to
add. mrtg_window should be changed to something unique for each link, like
mrtg_mem, mrtg_util, whatever.
myserver is your web
server. I run WUG and MRTG on the same box, so IIS is running on port 8080, so
my link looks like
http://myserver:8080/mrtg/<%DEVICE%
DISPLAY_NAME>.html
<%DEVICE%
DISPLAY_NAME> will prepend the name of your device to whatever is after it,
so edit what's after the tag to reflect your page name.
MRTG Link is the text
that will be displayed.
This will put links in
your right hand menus on the device page, above the existing menus, that open
your graph pages in a new window (so you don't navigate away in wug). Stick
with your naming conventions and you won't need to edit the info lines ever,
which can be very tedious.
Matt
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My next
project is to try and load MRTG for Windows on the same wug server.
Kinda nervous about that but the budget pretty much dictates we do it this
way. This is a pretty good site for info.
If I do get it
running, I'm definitely going to see if I can implement Cody's and Anthony's
nifty hooks into the wug maps. The metrics folks jes LOVE that sort of
stuff and it will be easier for them (and other non-techies) to understand
the bottlenecks and impacts of heavy users in that particular part of the
network.
Setting it up
on a SUN or Sparc station, That was tougher for me since UNIX isn't my
strong suit. In the past, I was lucky to know a UNIX admin who was also
fluent in nms disciplines to help me set it up.
If you want,
I'll let you know offline, how it's going.
TC Roffey
WiFi Support and Engineering
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Cody,
I sort of looked really
briefly at MTRG and then stopped (lack of time). Some questions for you:
Is MTRG easy to get
setup?
Does it use the same
polled data that WUG uses or does it do its own polling?
Do you run MTRG on the
same server as WUG?
Is the html code below
all you really need?
Is there a good resource
site somewhere out there?
Thanx
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Goran Jovanovic
The LAN Shoppe
2345 Yonge Street, Suite 302
Toronto, Ontario M4P 2E5
Phone: (416) 440-1167 x-2113
Cell:
(416) 931-0688
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Brandon,
I use MRTG to graph
all my interfaces on routers, switches and firewalls and then use basic HTML
code to point to the WEB server where all the pages are stored. In the web
version of WUG it show’s up as a link. I call it “One Stop
Shopping” Here is the basic code I use in the info1
<html>
<a
href="" Ethernet Traffic Utilization F0/0
</a>
<p>
<a
href="" Total Traffic Utilization Hssi
1/0 </a>
<p>
<a
href="" New Albany Traffic Utilization
Hssi 1/0.30 </a>
<p>
<a
href="" Norcross Traffic Utilization
Hssi 1/0.33</a>
<p>
<a
href="" Sioux Falls Traffic Utilization
Hssi 1/0.35</a>
<p>
<a
href="" Sanna Anna Traffic Utilization
Hssi 1/0.36</a>
<p>
<a
href="" San Diego Traffic Utilization
Hssi 1/0.36</a>
<p>
<a
href="" Ft. Lauderdale Traffic
Utilization Hssi 1/0.55</a>
<p>
<a
href="" CPU Utilization </a>
<p>
<a
href="" Memory Utilization </a>
</html>
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Is there
a way to write information to a devices info1 line from an external script.
I would like
to create a perl script to dynamically write graph urls to the info line.
When appearing in the web interface, they will actually show as links to the
graph.
Is there
a specific file that holds that info?
Brandon
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