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Carlos Magalhaes

Hi all,

I am trying to build a web based machine tracking system, but I am not sure
on how to go about it is there any way of find out or scanning a machine for
information such as what os its running software on the machine etc etc I
was thinking of using the diag class with a small app that runs on the
machine and sends info to the server this will all be run on a intranet so
eternal people would not be a problem.

Any ideas or this a limitation of ASP seeing that it is active SERVER pages
most of the processing runs on the server.

Any ideas help ?

Thanks

Carlos

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Mojo Jojo

Hey there.

Just a couple of little tips as I'm just rushing out the door =)

Check up Windows Management Instrument included in the platform SDK, I
haven't used it to its full potential but have used it to throw together
quick hacks for Server health and things like that
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/kmarch/hh/kmarch/wmi_2dyf.asp

On the other hand, if you don't want ot reinvent the wheel with monitoring
software, give the Unicenter TNG Framework a look, its available for free
download from www.ca.com, if the downloads to be a little large, they'll
even send you out a copy. The Unicenter TNG FRamework relies on a series of
Agents that pick up system health on the systems they are responsible for,
including but not restricted to Servers, network printers, etc.

I believe the Mclaren Team even use Unicenter TNG for F1 racing feedback.
I've used it in the past to monitor CNC machinery.

my .02 pence

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Carlos Magalhaes

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Hi 


Thanks!


Where on the Ca site can I download it?


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Hey there.


Just a couple of little tips as I'm just rushing out =
the door =3D)


Check up Windows Management Instrument included in =
the platform SDK, I
 haven't used it to its full potential but have used =
it to throw together
 quick hacks for Server health and things like =
that
 <A =
HREF=3D"http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/kmarch/hh/kmarch/wmi_2dy=
f.asp" =
TARGET=3D"_blank">http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/kmarch/hh/kmar=
ch/wmi_2dyf.asp</A>


On the other hand, if you don't want ot reinvent the =
wheel with monitoring
 software, give the Unicenter TNG Framework a look, =
its available for free
 download from www.ca.com, if the downloads to be a =
little large, they'll
 even send you out a copy. The Unicenter TNG =
FRamework relies on a series of
 Agents that pick up system health on the systems =
they are responsible for,
 including but not restricted to Servers, network =
printers, etc.


I believe the Mclaren Team even use Unicenter TNG for =
F1 racing feedback.
 I've used it in the past to monitor CNC =
machinery.


my .02 pence


> I am trying to build a web based machine =
tracking system, but I
 > am not sure
 > on how to go about it is there any way of find =
out or scanning a
 > machine for
 > information such as what os its running =
software on the machine etc etc I
 > was thinking of using the diag class with a =
small app that runs on the
 > machine and sends info to the server this will =
all be run on a intranet so
 > eternal people would not be a problem.

 
 

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Paul D. Murphy

Incidentally Microsoft sells MOM (Microsoft Operations Manager) which
will capture events across a Windows based server farm. MOM is
significantly less money than Unicenter.

Paul

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