Hi,
I have been wondering why I had several systems constantly come back with BytesOut/BytesIn being unsupported on their interfaces.
However after going through them, I found all of them had brackets in their names, i.e. "RAS (Dial In)" or "Ethernet (Production)".
So I am guessing this is actually an issue with using "Net.InterfaceNames" for Instance Discovery, i.e. it does not escape the brackets properly?
Or is there something else I am missing?
Cheers
Quote from: Tursiops on March 27, 2016, 01:54:47 PM
So I am guessing this is actually an issue with using "Net.InterfaceNames" for Instance Discovery, i.e. it does not escape the brackets properly?
Or is there something else I am missing?
Well, I didn't notice before, but I have the same problem! :-\
Marco
Hi,
you can put interface names in double quotes (it will work for instance discovery as well), like this:
Net.Interface.BytesIn("{instance}")
which will be expanded into
Net.Interface.BytesIn("RAS (Dial In)")
and should work correctly.
Best regards,
Victor
Quote from: Victor Kirhenshtein on March 30, 2016, 07:32:32 PM
which will be expanded into
Net.Interface.BytesIn("RAS (Dial In)")
and should work correctly.
Best regards,
Victor
Yes, it works! Thank you :)
Regards,
Marco
Yes, that worked for me as well.
Thanks :)