You can use OCS Inventory, but you'll have to install (or at least execute) a service on the machines you want to record. You can then connect to the OCS-DB by using the i-doit OCS Module (you can find this under "Import" in the main navigation).

And of course, just after submitting this topic, found the answer.. Updated /src/config.inc.php.. smtp settings are stored in there.. And, I was looking in the application itself.

Okay … Thank you! Regards Maik

You can build your own reports with our commercial subscription: http://i-doit.org/de/pro/subscription (Unfortunately informations are availble only in german at present)

Thanks for reporting. File, Emergency Plan and Network Port bugs are already fixed and available soon. Regarding your import problem you need to update your Inventory Handler to a newer version

As there are few other issues with 0.9.9, decided to go back to previous version and wait for next release.

Hi. I had the same issue. I solved it by removing "STRICT_TRANS_TABLES" from sql-mode value in my.ini config file.

You should wait for a redesign of our power object implementation…

Hi again, it is possible to use a self-defined container object for the documentation of a modular switch system. But i think, there is a smarter way. Use the network category to document modular switching systems. In our network model you have 'Interfaces', 'Ports' and 'logical Interfaces' as optional elements. An interface is like a NIC or like a module in a modular system. On those interfaces you can define any number of ports, based on your own numbering scheme. With that you already have a physical representation of your (modular) switch. Let's assume you have a model with four slots, you would create 4 different interfaces with the number and characteristics of ports, as they are on the specific module. Next, and here at the latest you will see the difference to a container based object, you can define logical interfaces. This could be a VLAN, combining ports from different slots, a management interface for accessing the switch (not bound to a particular port), your STP structure et al. As you see, this could not happen if you use different "switch" objects coupled by a container. P.S.: Mail about support will reach you soon…

Thanks for the reply. I'll drop you an email in a minute. Cheers Chris

np

"Coming soon" Objekte können aktuell nur entweder vorne oder hinten platziert werden

It is currently not possible to define slots. You will have to add it into the description of category global, for example. We will discuss if we implement that feature

Bug is fixed in the next version

An Operating System is an Aplication and can be selected via Application/Service category, yes.

The update to 0.97-1 didn't work but the SVN 4185 did. Thanks for the update.

Hi stevemc, reusing objects or in more general a template system is still open… Have a look here: http://www.i-doit.org/forum/index.php/topic,627.0.html

Problem solved! I had to first install NDOUTILs. hehe I am new in this area and is the first time I installed nagios, but now everything is right. just do not know if it will work as I would like.