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Re: Turn off zDrawMapLinks globally?
Hi Jane, thanks for your patience on this Here's aa screenshot of my zDrawMapLinks setting: ..and here's the resulting map on my Dashboard: I still have a problem with this functionality Mark
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OK. If it is still drawing them, is the zDrawMapLinks property overridden in individual networks? That's the only other reason I can think of this happening. Check out a few networks and see what...
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Finally fixed it!It was the IPv6 networks that still had the setting as True (even though I have no IPv6 running anywhere in my network!). I now have no lines being drawn anymore Thanks for all your...
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Glad we finally got there! BTW - what is your impression of 4.2.4?? I have just done my first upgrade but haven't really explored it yet..... Cheers,Jane
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Love 4.2.4.Interface much more slick, and feels more responsive across the board.
View ArticleZenoss Error after a reboot (init 6)
Type: <class 'zenoss.protocols.services.ServiceResponseError'> Value: Service Unavailable Traceback (most recent call last): File "/opt/zenoss/lib/python/ZPublisher/Publish.py", line 126, in...
View ArticleDevice Issues porlet only show unacknowledged events
He there, i've been trying to create myself a new portlet that allows me to have a different device issues view. Is there anybody that already have created a seperate Device Issues portlet that only...
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If i stop the zeneventserver service I can enter into the zenoss..
View ArticleRe: Change/Reset IP for entire group
Seems like it could work, but I must be doing something wrong. See output: >>> d.getManageIp()'10.10.2.24'>>> d.setManageIp='20.20.20.20'>>> commit()>>>...
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Syntax on my box (4.2.3):>>> d.setManageIp('1.1.1.1')''>>> print d.manageIp1.1.1.1?
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No luck for me. >>> d = find ('ndcpxaa02*')>>> d.setManageIp('1.1.1.1')Traceback (most recent call last): File "<console>", line 1, in <module>TypeError: 'str' object is...
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I ran a script to add a bogux host file entry for each machine. I then reset the IPs. That worked. I then removed the entries fromt he host file, and tried again. That really didn't work. I have all...
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Matthew,After trying d.setManageIp='20.20.20.20' on my system, i started getting "TypeError: 'str' object is not callable", when try to use d.setManageIp('20.20.20.20') again and could not get the...
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Thanks. That makes sense. I got all kinds of DB errors too, so I think the incorrect syntax caused an issue. It didn't take that long for me to recreate them. I will try this again next time it...
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Here is a github post from Chet Luthor that should be albe to be leveraged as well.. https://gist.github.com/cluther/1901884
View ArticleRe: LDAP Authentication in 4.2
This worked with CentOS 6.4 with the latest core-autodeploy.sh (zenoss-4.2.4-1859.el6.x86_64) zenoss> easy_install python-ldapzenoss> easy_install products.ldapmultipluginszenoss> easy_install...
View ArticleZenoss PHP Library
Tested on Zenoss 3 and 4. https://github.com/bensnyde/php-zenoss-api
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Library available at https://github.com/bensnyde/php-zenoss-api
View Articleevt._details for notification commands?
Anybody know if there is a similar method for getting all event attributes pushed to an notification command without sending each individual attribute one at a time?--Rob
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I think that the events are actually a python dictionary.. You might be able to do something like this:for key, value in evt.items(): print(key + ':' + value)
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