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Should have a new updeate for you in a couple of days, I am busy closing the next release of the helpdesk as it is a big one so I want to get that out of the way first.

 

Cool no rush :D

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cant wait for the update :-p
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@ICTNUT, we are finding this a great tool, me and other tech have it as one of our home page tabs, so we can check everything is up and running in the morning before the start of the day.

 

Hope your next update is sometime soon

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Can anyone give me some help with this?

Im just trying to get it setup on our existing network, to test its feasibility/usefulness for the new network, and im having problems.

I can get the interface up for it, but it doesnt seem to work. Wont even do the ping tests.

 

Ideas?

 

Thanks.

Posted

Here is my install notes from my network documentation.

 

1. You will need a server with iis and php installed i use WAMP for the the php server downloadable from Install PHP 5 Apache MySQL on Windows : WampServer

 

2. Open the install folder from WAMP (usually C:\wamp) open the www folder and create a new folder calling it anything you like (for this purpose i will choose edugeek).

 

3. Copy and paste the php file to the edugeek folder from above.

 

4. Open internet explorer and navigate to http:\\localhost and you should get the wamp server web interface.

 

5. Under projects you will see the folder edugeek. Click it and you will see a list of files in the directory. You should see the PHP file click it to open it to make sure that the php server bit is set up ok.

 

6. You can now navigate to it by putting http:\\\edugeek\lan.php in the web browser of any computer.

 

 

Notes:

 

You may need to start wamp serve automatically by clicking on the 'speedo' in the taskbar and clicking start all services.

 

If it doesnt start then you may need to stop on of the iis services then start the wamp services then start the iis service again. The one that i had to stop and start was 'World Wide Publishing Service'.

Posted
Are you using the Ping function or the WMI function?

 

Can you get into the admin page?

 

Are you using IIS?

 

- Either, none of them work.

- Yes.

- Yes.

 

:).

Posted

Hi All,

 

I have just released the next version of the helpdesk to beta testers so I will be releasing the next version of the nework monitor by the end of the week :)

 

This will work by polling the services and hardware directly to the database therefore allowing anyone to view the status page with the extended status page being restricted as there is now the facility to stop/start/restart windows services.

 

I'll post an update soon.

Posted
Seems funny that it doesn't work? Are you testing as a admin user?

Yup.

 

Hi All,

 

I have just released the next version of the helpdesk to beta testers so I will be releasing the next version of the nework monitor by the end of the week :)

 

This will work by polling the services and hardware directly to the database therefore allowing anyone to view the status page with the extended status page being restricted as there is now the facility to stop/start/restart windows services.

 

I'll post an update soon.

 

Sounds good. :)

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Posted
Here is my install notes from my network documentation.

 

I followed that...

 

The localhost way works but when i try to browse to the machine from another workstation I get the error page.... You are not authorized to view this directory or page.

 

 

Why is this happening?

Posted

I was wondering how you could configure this so it will ping more than one device for one result? For example I would like to add the printers to the status page, but I would want it to ping the printer and the print server to give a more accurate result.

 

Thanks allot

 

Z

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@FN-Greatermanchester: Are you using the PHP network status tool or the one I have done??

 

If you are using my one then it would be a simple case of add the printer to the printers group and then add the print server to the servers group. If the print server is a windows box then you can monitor the print servers services also i.e. Print Spooler etc.

Posted

Hi

 

i am using the one webman posted i only want something simple, i dont want to make a database etc, plus i am using apache

 

thanks

 

z

Posted
I was wondering how you could configure this so it will ping more than one device for one result? For example I would like to add the printers to the status page, but I would want it to ping the printer and the print server to give a more accurate result.

 

Thanks allot

 

Z

 

Why would you want that? Cant you just put the print server in the servers list and then the printers list!

 

I have got my teachers turning the printers off when they are not being used for a length of time (eg overnight) to save power. If i listed the printers half my list would be red!

Posted
Why would you want that? Cant you just put the print server in the servers list and then the printers list!

 

I have got my teachers turning the printers off when they are not being used for a length of time (eg overnight) to save power. If i listed the printers half my list would be red!

 

Because i will list both printers and print server. they wont be able to work out that the printers wont work if the print server is offline, not matter how many times you tell them. Also if it shows the printer is online but the printer server isn’t they will just look at the printer status and wonder why it isn’t working.

Posted
just thinking in the future, would it be possible to check the status of things such as SIMS or other CMIS programs? just thinking of having all these status checks in one area.

so you could check servers (and related services)/switches/printers/wifi points/programs/internet access/any-all other things that could be checked remotely

 

You should be able to do this with Monit. You can get it to check ports etc.

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