Xymon powershell client question if you have a moment.

Hi Shannon

 
This is perfectly normal - those tests do not have their own columns.

 
Netstat data is shown in the ports column.

 
I believe the ifstat data is used for the graphs in the trends column.

 
Cc'd the xymon mailing list in case they have anything to add.

 
Zak 

 
From: Shannon Anderson [mailto:user-98707c3ab15e@xymon.invalid] 
Sent: 07 July 2016 20:31
To: Beck, Zak <user-aada0fa38bf8@xymon.invalid>
Subject: Xymon powershell client question if you have a moment.

 
Zak,

 
I hope this message finds you well. My name is Shannon and I am playing
around with a new deployment of Xymon server and your powershell client and
had a question for you if you have just a minute or so to spare me your
insight.

 
Looking at the logs from the client (lastcollect.log) I can see that several
test in this log that are not appearing at the Xmon server.

 
Example:

 
[ifstat], [route], [ipconfig], [netstat] are not showing up as monitor
columns in Xymon but are in the clientlog column listed in the COMBO
message.

 
Is there something I am missing with the Xymon server that maybe causing it
not to report these columns for client? I am looking to switch out some
BBWin agents and am missing not having the netstat column 

 
Thanks for any time you can spare me.

 
Shannon M. Anderson

Centralized Services Engineer MCSE, LTCP, ACP

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