It looks like the ignore section only uses text matches, in this case regular expressions, right? That would mean it can't match on event ID unless I encode something like "Print (8)" in a regular expression format.
Not that this is a huge problem, but having a nice clean field like event ID is one of the good things about BBWin's local config mode. I'm just tired of having to remote into the client to change something, especially when I have to do it on more than one client.
Thanks for the info! Only one more thing I'd want - do you have an examples of centrally defined service monitoring?
Bob Gordon wrote:
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 10:54 AM, Shawn Heisey <hobbit at elyograg.org <mailto:hobbit at elyograg.org>> wrote:
I have a question that's really more suited for the BBWin mailing list, but I've asked it there and gotten no response: Does anyone have a complete server-side configuration example for BBWin clients, showing how to handle all aspects of the client configuration?This is the one that I am using. I still have some cleanup to do on it though....
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The defaults used by the Hobbit clients
########################################################### DEFAULT UP 30m DISK * 90 95 SWAP 85 90 MEMPHYS 100 101 MEMSWAP 90 95 MEMACT 90 97 CLOCK 30
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Windows Based Systems - Central Config Mode
########################################################### CLASS=%win32* EXHOST=server1,server2 LOAD 80 90 # Load thresholds are in % PROC svchost.exe 2 -1 PROC %[mM]cshield.exe 1 -1 PROC nserver.exe 1 -1 PROC nrouter.exe 1 -1 LOG %.* %.*error.* COLOR=red IGNORE=%(BigBrotherHobbitClient|SnapDrive|WinVNC4|TermDD|SV-GSX|TermServDevices|Perflib|PerfNet)
So far its worked out pretty well as my default setting... After the Default section and before the generic section above I have my system specific entries...