snazzyCrunch
Technical User
Hi all,
Here's my dilemna:
We have a performance agent tool on our production servers. The agent is called Openview Performance Agent by HP. We know how to extract the data from the command line locally on each server.
We would like to create a webpage on a central webserver that allows user to select the servername, type of metrics, and start/end times, then run a cgi script which will go to that server (which doesn't have a webserver on it) and extract the data. Once the data is extracted we would then like to port it to an excel sheet etc...
We of course can handle the excel part, just curious if anyone has any ideas how to approach this. I do have network communication to these servers from a central web server.
Also, all the production servers are listening on a specific TCP port for the process that collects the data. Thus, I know I can get to the server on the port to access the extract program, just not sure how i can invoke it.
Points will be awarded for ALL helpful ideas!!
Thanks,
snazzyC.
Here's my dilemna:
We have a performance agent tool on our production servers. The agent is called Openview Performance Agent by HP. We know how to extract the data from the command line locally on each server.
We would like to create a webpage on a central webserver that allows user to select the servername, type of metrics, and start/end times, then run a cgi script which will go to that server (which doesn't have a webserver on it) and extract the data. Once the data is extracted we would then like to port it to an excel sheet etc...
We of course can handle the excel part, just curious if anyone has any ideas how to approach this. I do have network communication to these servers from a central web server.
Also, all the production servers are listening on a specific TCP port for the process that collects the data. Thus, I know I can get to the server on the port to access the extract program, just not sure how i can invoke it.
Points will be awarded for ALL helpful ideas!!
Thanks,
snazzyC.