Thanks,
JY
I need to assign a location to a switch by its name I.e. (stl0123addm) whst i would like to do is a use a (SEARCH NetworkDevice WHERE (name HAS SUBWORD ‘stl’)) stl being the location, anybody have any suggestions?
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Juniper Firewall SSG-350
Juniper Firewall SSG-140
Cisco Linksys Switches
Cisco CSS load Balancers
Force 10 Switches
Cisco Iron Port Email Appliance
Bay Network/Nortel routers & Switches
Cisco 881 Routers
There are obviously going to be side effects to this I realize, but for now I need to know if this is the net effect of turning off this option?
Many thanks in advance,
Derek.
Thanks
]]>When I try to run the command model.rel.Dependency(Dependant := …, DependedUpon := …) I get a syntax error
This is my (newbye) code
I marked the line with a comment //syntax error
Can you help how to fix this?
Thanks
Nicola
triggers
on si := SoftwareInstance created, confirmed where type = "Apache HTTPD-based Webserver";
end triggers;
body
log.info ("HTTPD entry");
host := model.host(si);
log.info ("host = %host.name%");
result_list := discovery.listDirectory(host, '/var/www');
log.info ("%result_list%");
for result in result_list do
if result.name matches regex 'index.php$' then
log.info ("dir = %result.name%");
phpsc := model.SoftwareComponent(key := "%result.name%", name := "%result.name%", type := "%result.name%", instance := "%si%" );
model.setContainment(si, phpsc);
mySchemas := search(DatabaseDetail where instance='information_schema');
for mySchema in mySchemas do
log.info ("schema = %mySchema.instance%");
rel := model.rel.Dependency(Dependant := %phpsc%, DependedUpon := %mySchema% ); //syntax error
end for;
end if;
end for;
// Done
end body;
Is there a report in ADDM that lists the endpoints that it can ping but is unable to perform full discovery for whatever reason?
Regards
Craig
]]>When running the following pattern against Server 2003, I am able to get this information. However, running against Server 2008 and 2008R2 returns an error:
RuleError on rule tpl_cluster_size_body_1 due to: Error while executing a rule — AttributeError: ‘NoneType’ object has no attribute ‘get’
From the host, I can execute the same command and retrieve the information.
Thanks in advance.
file_systems := search (in host traverse Mounter:FileSystemMount:MountedFileSystem:FileSystem where fs_kind = "LOCAL");
if file_systems then
for filesys in file_systems do;
log.info("Drive name: %filesys.mount%");
mount := filesys.mount;
cmd := "fsutil fsinfo ntfsinfo %mount%";
log.info("Command to run: %cmd%");
filesysinfo := discovery.runCommand(host, cmd);
//If I don't print this line, it jumps to the else. Otherwise, the error is logged.
log.info(filesysinfo.result);
if filesysinfo then
bytes_per_cluster := regex.extract(filesysinfo.result,regex'(?<=Bytes Per Cluster : )(.+)');
log.info ("Bytes per cluster on %host.name% for drive: %mount% --- %bytes_per_cluster%");
else
log.info("Error executing command: %cmd% on %host.name%");
end if;
end for;
else
log.info("No local file systems found on host %host.name%");
stop;
end if;
I can see the filtered results but when I click to select a group of filtered results nothing happens.
I’m using Chrome 16.0.912.77
]]>Based on the fact the WMI sends data over the network in clear text, there are some methods to enhance the security by modifying the authentication level according to this link from MS.
The question here is, Is ADDM capable of handling the authentication level (tweak) required to encrypt the connection?
There are some concerns (from my security team) about the details of the user being exposed to the network without security.
I know there are some entries (in the Forum) related to this issue but they were addressed by the usage of PSTOOLS. Now that slaves have been updated and renamed to Windows Proxies would be nice to know if this matter was also covered and solved.
Thanks.
Eulise
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