Convert SMTP uptime to days?
Hey all, messing around with a quick uptime dashboard for a product team. They have a bunch of Linux servers that I can pull SNMP Uptime but it needs to be converted from the whacky format to days. I’m just using the table widget on the dashboard, is there anyway to do that conversation? It would be nice if i could just pull the value in from the top levelResource page for the device where it already shows your uptime. Wish you could just hijack that underlying code. PS...cant edit the typo in the title. Thats lame.Solved182Views15likes5CommentsStop collector or batshscript queued tasks from collector debug?
Is there any way to, from the collector debug or UI, kill any queued up tasks specific to an IP that the collector is monitoring? I have a devicethat is being over-polled, and we know why, but there were a bunch of tasks queued up that couldnt get through. I’ve put that device in a folder, and set that folder to not collect or alert on any of the datasources, so in THEORY I am thinking that we SHOULD no longer be sending any significant snmp traffic. However, in the past, I’ve sometimes experienced that tasks that get queued up or stuck in batchscript can sometimes just keep trying and stay stuck. So I’m wondering if there may be something I can do on the collector to specifically force it to drop any pending tasks for a specific resource. Thanks!Solved112Views4likes1Comment
SNMPv3 Password Character Set Restrictions?
I’m working on adding a hundred or so Long Strong SNMPv3 passwords into a class of device we’re going to start monitoring. I’m can walk the snmp locally, from a linux neighbor, but not from LM. I’m getting a password error. I assume the issue is that the password is being encoded for storage/delivery. Has anyone else experienced this? If my assumption is correct, what is the restricted character set when pairing LM with Linux SNMP? LM ticket #424608 for internal reference.Solved837Views11likes8Comments