Hi all,
OK, before you all go beserk and wonder how stupid I’m asking this, my question is a bit more difficult than just ordinary info in the label.. ![]()
Here it comes..
In my config I have the following currently in my label:
[NetMap.Name]
Devices: [NetMap.DevicesCount]
Up : [NetMap.DevicesUpCount]
Down : [NetMap.DevicesDownCount]
Error : [NetMap.DevicesPartiallyDownCount]
Acked : [NetMap.DevicesAckedCount]
Unknown: [NetMap.DevicesUnknownCount]
First and the most important is this..
I happen to have some devices who appear double in the overall Dude, since they get rediscovered every single time when the Dude runs a discovery it’s a bit irritating to remove the device all the time it appears again. So, instead of removing them I disable monitoring these devices in the current map. By doing this they end up as devices with an Unknown state. Yet, I’ve got plenty of devices appearing I want to know when there state changes from up to down or the other way around.
My question is actually very simple..
Is there a way to tune the appearance of the label that it shows the amount of monitored devices in real time?
I mean this: Total devices = Devices UP + Devices DOWN + Devices ERROR + Devices ACKED. (so WITHOUT the devices which are UNKNOWN).
This way I should be able to show how many devices on the map are actually monitored and which are in either error/acked or down state.
Anyone with a nice solution to this?
Hope to hear from you!
Regards,
Minollie