Ping Failed but packet received. #4
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Just started on TA-Con, am i missing any setting or conf? |
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No, I don’t think you are. Must be a bug when I moved the old code over.
I’ll look into it over the weekend and let you know once it’s fixed.
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Just started on TA-Con, am i missing any setting or conf?
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Primarily, i had a IP Printer that inside Windows Printer Server and would like to use TA-Con to monitor the printer avail. Based from pinger.py, it only decide on 2 platform, either windows or linux. How does it goes for IP Printer, any opinion? |
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I found this in pinger.py
It seems the ping was failed but able to get rtt value and it return as nix_errors since it could not be read as windows host. |
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Do you have any fix on this? Its neither Windows or Linux, its IP Printer, it is possible? |
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Hi,
Are you running this on windows or linux?
It doesnt report correctly if you’re running this on a windows system. I suspect you have an error running it on windows. I’ll put a fix in this summer.
Best regards,
Oluwaseun Remi-Omosowon
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Do you have any fix on this? Its neither Windows or Linux, its IP Printer, it is possible?
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Linux but the IP Printers were running in Windows Server. I believe so, it seems not able to identify the printer as devices. Appreciate your feedback once you had the fix. |
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The section of the code you are looking at is only about the platform it is
running on. Check that you are able to ping it directly from your OS. It
doesn’t matter if the device is a printer.
Do you get any specific errors in the app?
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Linux but the IP Printers were running in Windows Server. I believe so, it
seems not able to identify the printer as devices.
Appreciate your feedback once you had the fix.
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Sorry for late reply So far i don't find and see any error from the app. It able to ping from my OS. Does it have any criteria if needed since its not a system? Faizol |
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Are you running this on a Windows Or Linux system?
Best regards,
Oluwaseun Remi-Omosowon
… On 13 Aug 2018, at 2:03 PM, faizolsaidin ***@***.***> wrote:
Sorry for late reply
So far i don't find and see any error from the app.
It able to ping from my OS. Does it have any criteria if needed since its not a system?
Faizol
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Splunk Instance = Linux |
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Hi, Anyway if its due to the host that contain special char such as '-'?
It had no issue with IP address, though. |
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