Jeff,

That does help.  I will be editing the device details page to look at a page
named for the IP address of the device using the %device% IP_ADDRESS tag.

THe html files will be indexed into a single linked page that shows the
mrtg-day graph and links to the full page.

Brandon




Brandon Baker
Manager, Security & Network Services
Inforonics, Inc
Voice: (978) 698-7458
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Cook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 4:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [WhatsUp Forum] Write data to a devices Info1 line from an
external source


There are a few was to do this.  

1. (The easiest way) Edit the device details asp page to include a link
anywhere you want it.  You can use IP or name to make the link dynamic bases
off of the device.  This is great because you make it once and it is on all
the devices.  This also keeps the fields open for more important data.
However, you would have to base the link name off of WUG data, and you would
want the link to be usable for most devices.  You can use the asp to set the
link only for certain device types.

2. You can export your maps to XML or INI. Then edit the files and import.

3. You can create a custom asp page that will set the field you want.  Then
use a URL get or POST command to preform the edit.

Hope this help.


-----Original Message-----
   >From: "brandon.baker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   >Sent: 12/15/03 2:29:31 PM
   >To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   >Subject: [WhatsUp Forum] Write data to a devices Info1 line from an
external source
   >
   >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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