Re: Help!!!

[George Schlossnagle]

Just to clarify:

Of course you can do this in perl. However, there are great, robust open source products for performing these tasks. So, excluding self-education, why re-invent the wheel if you don't need to.

George

On Monday, January 6, 2003, at 11:46 AM, Paul Kraus wrote:

You could do it with Perl. Dump the output of the system call ping to a
log file. Set it up to run however often you want to check. In Linux you
could do this by setting up cron job. Not sure how you would do it in
windows.

kind of doing this from memory so let me know if I am wrong.

$var=`ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx`;
print LOG "$var\n";

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Not in Perl (though you can write extensions for it in Perl), but try
Netsaint (now Nagios):  http://www.nagios.org/.

George

On Monday, January 6, 2003, at 11:55  AM, Jose Vicente Paredes Loor
wrote:

Hi, friends.

I am looking for a script(or a group of them) to monitor my

network,i

mean, i want to ping from one server and collect the data

in some web

page maybe, and show the ping result from all my servers in

only one

page. I have scripts to make ping from the server, but i

dont know how

to collect the data to show them after.
I need to know when i dont have internet from a specific server.

Please help me.

Thanks in advance.





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