Monitoring of bandwidth on Unix and NT machines ASP application by Chris Knipe I'd just like to thank you for your support in regards to the database problems I've been having... It seems it was indeed the drivers, and the latest drivers that I have now, is the ones from MS Office 2000, they seem pretty stable and working.. I'm yet to lock the process up again... Just to show my appreciation, I've decided to send you some samples of my work. You can perhaps include this as examples on aspfree.com if you feel they qualify for that use. This is a example ASP site coded by me to use with MRTG for the monitoring of bandwidth on Unix and NT machines. It uses a database which holds settings to which graphs (Daily, Weekly, Monthly, & Yearly) to show to a user after he or she successfully logged into the monitoring system. Bandwidth is monitored per interface, which means that you will be able to monitor diginet leased lines, analogue leased lines, ethernet cards, and so forth. I've just decided to send it to you, so that you can have some examples of the bit of programming that I know. I don't have access to hosting solutions on-line at the moment (At least not NT servers, and definitely not servers which provide database services. The code is also well commented and should not be difficult to figure out for someone who knows a bit of VB Programming. There are also still some minor modifications missing from the site that needs to be implemented, but those are not important. They include additional formatting of some information retrieved from the database, aswell as stuff like limiting the password lengths and so on. The database which this site requires looks as follows. (Based on SQL 6.5) /****** Object: Table dbo.Monitor_Authenticate Script Date: 00/06/16 05:11:17 ******/ CREATE TABLE dbo.Monitor_Authenticate ( ID int IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL , LineNumber numeric(18, 0) NOT NULL , LinePassword varchar (8) NOT NULL , LineSpeed numeric(18, 0) NOT NULL , EMail_Address varchar (50) NOT NULL , Graph_Day bit NOT NULL , Graph_Week bit NOT NULL , Graph_Month bit NOT NULL , Graph_Year bit NOT NULL , Graph_EMail bit NOT NULL , LastVisit datetime NULL , Comment varchar (255) NULL ) GO |