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Would it make sense to add a drop down option for a view as TIMEZONE option? It is helpful even for say viewers at a corporate office to switch the graph to a local timezone to properly represent utilization and send those reports to management. It would give us a good visual without having to explain the timezone…
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Would it make sense to add a drop down option for a view as TIMEZONE option? It is helpful even for say viewers at a corporate office to switch the graph to a local timezone to properly represent utilization and send those reports to management. It would give us a good visual without having to explain the timezone…
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Here is an example of the load on a Palo Alto firewall using the different polling methods it supports. http://www.indeni.com/blog/using-the-api-with-palo-alto-networks-firewalls-the-cpu-perspective
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cvachovecj So you can grab the XML of the config using <rpc message-id='10'><get-config><source><running/></source></get-config></rpc>\r However, it is just dumped into the CLI of the SSH session. How can you take a CLI response and use that as the begining and end of the running configuration file vs exporting it via…
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There are several timezone based requests that I think could be consolidated into one request and then get everyone to vote for "all" the options. I think they would benefit anyone operating in multiple timezones. https://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/3786#comment-190523 @najumiqbal TIME ZONES @XM07535
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Here is the expect script that Tufin uses if this could help anyone make an NCM script please, please let me know!! #!/usr/local/st/expect -- if {[llength $argv] < 4} { puts "usage: juniper_sa_login ssh host user timeout port" exit 1 } log_user 0 set prompt "\]\]>\]\]>" set cmd [lindex $argv 0] set host [lindex $argv 1]…
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jspanitz your article works just fine to run netconf... even on 8.2R5.1. I'm just not sure if you can use netconf in any way with NCM to grab the config. Things to note: * You only need to configure inbound options * You MUST change it to port 22 the default port of 430 if using the default SSH client port. With the Tufin…
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Upgrading to version 4.2 will allow you to enable / disble ICMP pings. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/vpndevc/ps5712/ps5338/product_bulletin_c25-453391.html