1. Microsoft Windows Ping Utility

Microsoft Windows Ping Utility

Cacti is a great monitoring and Graphing tool that runs on many Unix and Linux Operating systems. We recently wrote a guide on.

This guide on How to Import templates on Cacti is based on that article. What is Cacti TemplatesYou can unleash the real strength of Cacti is by using templates. There are three different types of templates with the basic Cacti installation:. Data Templates – A data template provides a skeleton for an actual data source. Graph Templates – A graph template provides a skeleton for an actual graph. Host Templates – Instead of abstracting the fields of a host, a host template allows you to associate graph templates and data queries with a given host type.How to Import templates on CactiTemplates on Cacti are imported using importpackage.php script available on /usr/share/cacti/cli/ directory. # wget 13:31:19- docs.cacti.net (docs.cacti.net).

104.28.9.127, 104.28.8.127, 2400:cb00:2048:1::681c:97f.Connecting to docs.cacti.net (docs.cacti.net) 104.28.9.127 :443. Connected.HTTP request sent, awaiting response. 200 OKLength: 42614 (42K) application/octet-streamSaving to: ‘template:package:genericsnmpdevice.xml.gz’template:package:genericsnmpdevice.xml.g 100% 41.62K 242KB/s in 0.2s2018-06-16 13:31:20 (242 KB/s) - ‘template:package:genericsnmpdevice.xml.gz’ saved 4. # wget -O locallinuxmachine.xml.gz-2018-06-16 14:09:08- docs.cacti.net (docs.cacti.net). 104.28.9.127, 104.28.8.127, 2400:cb00:2048:1::681c:87f.Connecting to docs.cacti.net (docs.cacti.net) 104.28.9.127 :443. Connected.HTTP request sent, awaiting response. 200 OKLength: 19511 (19K) application/octet-streamSaving to: ‘locallinuxmachine.xml.gz’locallinuxmachine.xml.gz 100% 19.05K 109KB/s in 0.2s2018-06-16 14:09:08 (109 KB/s) - ‘locallinuxmachine.xml.gz’ saved 1.

Thanks for responding.These days I debugged this issue and got some results, I found out there was something wrong on pingtcp in spine.This was the result of Device id 739, Ping Timeout Interval 1500,./spine -f 739 -l 739And the Device Status on the web was UP after running this.