The topic for #zenoss is: Zenoss Developers will be here Thursday 11am EDT (10:00:38 AM)
10:01:01 AM twm1010: let me start up my dev box, i think i installed the fping zenpack there
mrayzenoss has changed the topic to: Zenoss Developers are here (10:01:11 AM)
10:01:26 AM mrayzenoss: mrchippy and I will be taking questions today, he should be here in a second
10:01:36 AM twm1010: mrayzenoss: welcome.
10:01:42 AM straterra: I added a process to monitor.. It's a Windows machine and the executable is JAMES.exe. I added that as the regex, and its running..but Zenoss says it isnt
10:01:45 AM rmatte: oh right, developer day
10:01:50 AM straterra: Oh, cool
10:01:57 AM twm1010: straterra: how much time did you give it to find the process?
10:02:05 AM straterra: About..8 hours
10:02:16 AM twm1010: hrmm, that should be plenty, and SNMP is working fine to the server?
10:02:29 AM straterra: yup
10:02:43 AM markeriv: **twm1010** thanks a bunch for the help btw
10:02:48 AM straterra: I'm sitting next to the machine..I see the process running
10:02:51 AM twm1010: try changing your regex to.... ^JAMES and then remodel the device and see what happens
10:02:56 AM straterra: no .exe?
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10:03:08 AM twm1010: give it a shot... see how it goes.
10:03:11 AM straterra: ok
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10:03:14 AM _mingau_: people...
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10:03:27 AM _mingau_: does anybody use freebsd here?
10:03:58 AM straterra: Indeed
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10:06:05 AM twm1010: markeriv: i had a thought, is fping installed? as well as it's corresponding zenpack?
10:06:13 AM markeriv: yup
10:06:52 AM markeriv: after I manually created the file the graphs increment correctly
10:07:33 AM markeriv: manually created it by coping cp -b fping_max.rrd fping_min.rrd
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10:08:40 AM twm1010: i've never had to manually create an RRD file
10:08:53 AM markeriv: *jealous*
10:09:05 AM twm1010: well, you shouldn't have to.
10:09:08 AM markeriv: ahh that was worth a good laugh
10:09:30 AM twm1010: the collector has to put the data somewhere, so if its not putting it anywhere, its not collecting it
10:09:56 AM markeriv: hmm, that makes sense...
10:10:26 AM ckrough: I've never had to manually create on either.
10:11:49 AM markeriv: hmm now that is very curious
10:12:12 AM markeriv: when clicking on /Devices/rrdTemplates/b_fping/datasources/fping/datapoints/min
10:12:17 AM markeriv: under the Zenpack
10:12:35 AM markeriv: i get An error was encountered while publishing this resource. The requested resource does not exist.
10:12:46 AM markeriv: so its creation file is missing
10:13:01 AM markeriv: just adding the rrd file did not "fix the graph so to speak"
10:13:43 AM twm1010: don't go under the zenpack
10:13:47 AM twm1010: go to the template itself
10:14:12 AM twm1010: see what command is being run to get the datasource min
10:14:43 AM twm1010: it will probably something like scriptnamehere.py $zmanageIP or something like that
10:15:30 AM markeriv: /usr/sbin/fping -c 3 -sq ${dev/manageIp} 2>&1 | /bin/sed 's/\([0-9]*\)\/\([0-9]*\)\/\([0-9]\)%/xmt=\1 rcv=\2 loss=\3/;s/\([0-9]*.[0-9]*\)\/\([0-9].*\)\/\([0-9].*\)/min=\1 avg=\2 max=\3/' | /bin/sed -r '/targets/,/real time/d;s/[0-9]*.[0-9]*.[0-9]*.[0-9]* : xmt\/rcv\/%loss = /PING OK|/;s/, min\/avg\/max = / /' ?
10:16:41 AM markeriv: hmm
10:16:52 AM markeriv: when I use the Test against device feature i get good output
10:16:57 AM rmatte: hmmm, there's no "RDP" IpService by default?
10:16:59 AM rmatte: weird
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10:18:50 AM rmatte: hehe, I just found logs of the day I was building the Cisco Mibs and running in to problems
10:18:51 AM rmatte: back in January
10:20:41 AM rmatte: ah, it's MS WBT Server
10:22:13 AM twm1010: rmatte: why would they monitor the port when they can monitor the service itself over WMI?
10:22:30 AM twm1010: perhaps to see if a firewall is stopping things from listening.
10:22:31 AM rmatte: twm1010: because we're not monitoring windows servers using WMI
10:22:44 AM rmatte: and also, we're more interested in connectivity rather than the service
10:22:47 AM twm1010: markeriv: that's a hell of a command
10:22:55 AM rmatte: connectivity could be interrupted, but the service might show as good
10:23:08 AM twm1010: login as zenoss user and execute /usr/sbin/fpin -c 3 -sq TESTIPHERE
10:23:15 AM twm1010: and see if the data comes back
10:23:26 AM twm1010: it looks like the script depends on both fping, and sed to work properly
10:24:03 AM twm1010: well, thats not technically a script its just a massive command
10:24:22 AM jb: 2009-08-20T10:19:13 ERROR RenderServer Failed to generate a graph
10:24:25 AM jb: File "/opt/zenoss/Products/ZenRRD/RenderServer.py", line 190, in render
10:24:25 AM jb: rrdtool.graph(*gopts)
10:24:26 AM jb: hm
10:24:47 AM twm1010: -- out to lunch, back in an hour
10:25:02 AM markeriv: good output to 4.2.2.1
10:25:55 AM mrchippy: jb, is that the extent of the traceback, or is there more?
10:26:00 AM jb: nothing more
10:26:04 AM markeriv: using that command
10:26:25 AM jb: yes, thats a traceback
10:26:34 AM jb: any ideas?
10:27:07 AM jb: oh.
10:27:54 AM jb: debug saying the OIDs are bad..
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10:33:40 AM mrayzenoss: kinda a quiet day
10:34:07 AM ckrough: yup
10:34:17 AM ckrough: I guess all the issues are resolved. Time for beers/
10:34:22 AM jb: erm, wonder why zen is telling me these OID's are bad..
10:34:22 AM jb: .1.3.6.1.4.1.2.6.182.3.7.1.0 = INTEGER: 709
10:34:38 AM rmatte: yeh it is
10:37:01 AM jb: ok, i have a question..
10:37:19 AM jb: I have events (SNMP) traps that come in..
10:37:42 AM jb: with a summary of "Dell OpenManage: Memory Device Failure"
10:37:52 AM jb: or "Dell OpenManage: Cooling device Failure"
10:38:11 AM jb: but when they get emailed, the text gets mangled..
10:38:15 AM jb: example: "Dell OpenManage: Cooling deviceFailure"
10:38:23 AM jb: (no spaces)
10:38:29 AM jb: Dell OpenManage: SystemRedundancy has been lost
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10:38:36 AM jb: anybody notice this?
10:42:08 AM mrayzenoss: jb: is your OID message like this? Error reading value for "dhcp0" on planet-express (oid .1.3.6.1.4.1.63.501.3.3.1 is bad)
10:42:26 AM jb: yeah, sorry, I fixed that.
10:42:31 AM jb: it needed a .0
10:42:43 AM mrayzenoss: yeah, that's what I was about to recommend
10:42:49 AM rmatte: yeh, without the .0 you'll still get the output but Zenoss won't like it
10:43:06 AM jb: yeah, i forgot about that
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10:44:14 AM jb: ah, another graph related question though..
10:45:49 AM jb: i have one graph that is showing "0" for every value
10:45:57 AM _mingau_: testing
10:46:05 AM rmatte: jb: then that's what it's getting from snmp it would seem
10:46:11 AM _mingau_: hello matt
10:46:13 AM rmatte: jb: you sure you are polling the right OIDs?
10:46:16 AM jb: yes, one would seem
10:46:21 AM jb: it just randomly stopped working though
10:46:26 AM mrayzenoss: _mingau_: greetings
10:46:27 AM jb: one would think rather
10:46:36 AM rmatte: jb: might have to restart snmp or something
10:46:39 AM jb: sec.. i had an event generated from it
10:46:45 AM jb: its not all graphs for that host, and the OID's are fine
10:47:20 AM rmatte: jb: I've had it where CPU monitoring just died, but all other monitoring worked fine on a windows host before, so we had to restart snmp on it and then everything was fine
10:47:33 AM magnachef: I have a question on something that's been a pain for a while now. If I have a device with multiple interfaces, that have multiple IPs that are bound to apache, lighttpd, and mysql, there are times when I can discover and add the device with our admin interface and IP, and it'll see the services and their associated IPs, but the IP Services check will fail unless I change it to an IP that's shared between the services
10:47:38 AM jb: k, i'll try that
10:48:10 AM magnachef: sometimes with lighttpd, http, and mysql, this doesn't work, and I need to drop monitoring of the mysql IP Service
10:48:10 AM jb: g$ snmpwalk -v2c -c fcsnmp1ro fc-iftpcln01 1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.1.3.2.3.1.1.14.112.111.115.116.102.105.120.66
10:48:11 AM jb: NET-SNMP-EXTEND-MIB::nsExtendOutput1Line."postfixBounced" = STRING: 253
10:48:18 AM jb: just odd, cause i don't have any "bad OID" events
10:49:04 AM magnachef: is there a way that I can add the device with my admin IP, have it find the various other IPs and their services, then have them test the services via those IPs and not the admin IP?
10:49:19 AM rmatte: jb: you might have to kill your RRD files and let them regenerate
10:49:33 AM jb: yeah, thats what I was thinking
10:49:40 AM rmatte: it's worth a try
10:50:13 AM jb: ok, did that.. we'll just wait a bit now
10:50:26 AM rmatte: yup, 15-20 mins and we should know
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11:06:00 AM jb: so can any devs give me tips on how to troubleshoot object classes that wont compile?
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11:11:21 AM mrayzenoss: from mrchippy: magnachef: you can click on the service on the device, choose the ip for the service to checked on, then go back to the os tab, check the service, and lock the service.
11:13:25 AM mrayzenoss: mrchippy's battery died, he should be back soon
11:16:16 AM magnachef: let me find one with multiple IPs. So it'll only give me an option for choosing an IP if there's more than one IP?
11:16:54 AM magnachef: hmmm...looks like it doesn't...it just lists the IPs
11:17:05 AM magnachef: I'm still running 2.3.3 if that matters
11:20:31 AM rmatte: does anyone know of a way to install the SNMP service on a windows 2000 box without a windows 2000 cd?
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11:20:54 AM jb: make the media available via the network?
11:21:33 AM rmatte: I'm more looking for some download link to a package that I could use instead or something (we're trying to dig up a 2000 cd but haven't been able to find one so far, and I just want to get this done and over with lol)
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11:29:22 AM mrchippy: sorry, magnachef. disconnected for a bit there
11:36:23 AM rmatte: mrchippy: recap...
11:36:24 AM rmatte: [12:10pm] **magnachef** let me find one with multiple IPs. So it'll only give me an option for choosing an IP if there's more than one IP?
11:36:24 AM rmatte: [12:10pm] **magnachef** hmmm...looks like it doesn't...it just lists the IPs
11:36:24 AM rmatte: [12:11pm] **magnachef** I'm still running 2.3.3 if that matters
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11:38:17 AM mrchippy: thanks, rmatte. yeah, it's not even in 2.4. it has been added and will be available in King Crab.
11:39:11 AM rmatte: yeh, King crab seems to have a lot of great enhancements, I can't wait
11:39:36 AM rmatte: (I'm most looking forward to port status actually reflecting the current status of the port)
10:01:01 AM twm1010: let me start up my dev box, i think i installed the fping zenpack there
mrayzenoss has changed the topic to: Zenoss Developers are here (10:01:11 AM)
10:01:26 AM mrayzenoss: mrchippy and I will be taking questions today, he should be here in a second
10:01:36 AM twm1010: mrayzenoss: welcome.
10:01:42 AM straterra: I added a process to monitor.. It's a Windows machine and the executable is JAMES.exe. I added that as the regex, and its running..but Zenoss says it isnt
10:01:45 AM rmatte: oh right, developer day
10:01:50 AM straterra: Oh, cool
10:01:57 AM twm1010: straterra: how much time did you give it to find the process?
10:02:05 AM straterra: About..8 hours
10:02:16 AM twm1010: hrmm, that should be plenty, and SNMP is working fine to the server?
10:02:29 AM straterra: yup
10:02:43 AM markeriv: **twm1010** thanks a bunch for the help btw
10:02:48 AM straterra: I'm sitting next to the machine..I see the process running
10:02:51 AM twm1010: try changing your regex to.... ^JAMES and then remodel the device and see what happens
10:02:56 AM straterra: no .exe?
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10:03:08 AM twm1010: give it a shot... see how it goes.
10:03:11 AM straterra: ok
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10:03:14 AM _mingau_: people...
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10:03:27 AM _mingau_: does anybody use freebsd here?
10:03:58 AM straterra: Indeed
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10:06:05 AM twm1010: markeriv: i had a thought, is fping installed? as well as it's corresponding zenpack?
10:06:13 AM markeriv: yup
10:06:52 AM markeriv: after I manually created the file the graphs increment correctly
10:07:33 AM markeriv: manually created it by coping cp -b fping_max.rrd fping_min.rrd
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10:08:40 AM twm1010: i've never had to manually create an RRD file
10:08:53 AM markeriv: *jealous*
10:09:05 AM twm1010: well, you shouldn't have to.
10:09:08 AM markeriv: ahh that was worth a good laugh
10:09:30 AM twm1010: the collector has to put the data somewhere, so if its not putting it anywhere, its not collecting it
10:09:56 AM markeriv: hmm, that makes sense...
10:10:26 AM ckrough: I've never had to manually create on either.
10:11:49 AM markeriv: hmm now that is very curious
10:12:12 AM markeriv: when clicking on /Devices/rrdTemplates/b_fping/datasources/fping/datapoints/min
10:12:17 AM markeriv: under the Zenpack
10:12:35 AM markeriv: i get An error was encountered while publishing this resource. The requested resource does not exist.
10:12:46 AM markeriv: so its creation file is missing
10:13:01 AM markeriv: just adding the rrd file did not "fix the graph so to speak"
10:13:43 AM twm1010: don't go under the zenpack
10:13:47 AM twm1010: go to the template itself
10:14:12 AM twm1010: see what command is being run to get the datasource min
10:14:43 AM twm1010: it will probably something like scriptnamehere.py $zmanageIP or something like that
10:15:30 AM markeriv: /usr/sbin/fping -c 3 -sq ${dev/manageIp} 2>&1 | /bin/sed 's/\([0-9]*\)\/\([0-9]*\)\/\([0-9]\)%/xmt=\1 rcv=\2 loss=\3/;s/\([0-9]*.[0-9]*\)\/\([0-9].*\)\/\([0-9].*\)/min=\1 avg=\2 max=\3/' | /bin/sed -r '/targets/,/real time/d;s/[0-9]*.[0-9]*.[0-9]*.[0-9]* : xmt\/rcv\/%loss = /PING OK|/;s/, min\/avg\/max = / /' ?
10:16:41 AM markeriv: hmm
10:16:52 AM markeriv: when I use the Test against device feature i get good output
10:16:57 AM rmatte: hmmm, there's no "RDP" IpService by default?
10:16:59 AM rmatte: weird
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10:18:50 AM rmatte: hehe, I just found logs of the day I was building the Cisco Mibs and running in to problems
10:18:51 AM rmatte: back in January
10:20:41 AM rmatte: ah, it's MS WBT Server
10:22:13 AM twm1010: rmatte: why would they monitor the port when they can monitor the service itself over WMI?
10:22:30 AM twm1010: perhaps to see if a firewall is stopping things from listening.
10:22:31 AM rmatte: twm1010: because we're not monitoring windows servers using WMI
10:22:44 AM rmatte: and also, we're more interested in connectivity rather than the service
10:22:47 AM twm1010: markeriv: that's a hell of a command
10:22:55 AM rmatte: connectivity could be interrupted, but the service might show as good
10:23:08 AM twm1010: login as zenoss user and execute /usr/sbin/fpin -c 3 -sq TESTIPHERE
10:23:15 AM twm1010: and see if the data comes back
10:23:26 AM twm1010: it looks like the script depends on both fping, and sed to work properly
10:24:03 AM twm1010: well, thats not technically a script its just a massive command
10:24:22 AM jb: 2009-08-20T10:19:13 ERROR RenderServer Failed to generate a graph
10:24:25 AM jb: File "/opt/zenoss/Products/ZenRRD/RenderServer.py", line 190, in render
10:24:25 AM jb: rrdtool.graph(*gopts)
10:24:26 AM jb: hm
10:24:47 AM twm1010: -- out to lunch, back in an hour
10:25:02 AM markeriv: good output to 4.2.2.1
10:25:55 AM mrchippy: jb, is that the extent of the traceback, or is there more?
10:26:00 AM jb: nothing more
10:26:04 AM markeriv: using that command
10:26:25 AM jb: yes, thats a traceback
10:26:34 AM jb: any ideas?
10:27:07 AM jb: oh.
10:27:54 AM jb: debug saying the OIDs are bad..
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10:33:40 AM mrayzenoss: kinda a quiet day
10:34:07 AM ckrough: yup
10:34:17 AM ckrough: I guess all the issues are resolved. Time for beers/
10:34:22 AM jb: erm, wonder why zen is telling me these OID's are bad..
10:34:22 AM jb: .1.3.6.1.4.1.2.6.182.3.7.1.0 = INTEGER: 709
10:34:38 AM rmatte: yeh it is
10:37:01 AM jb: ok, i have a question..
10:37:19 AM jb: I have events (SNMP) traps that come in..
10:37:42 AM jb: with a summary of "Dell OpenManage: Memory Device Failure"
10:37:52 AM jb: or "Dell OpenManage: Cooling device Failure"
10:38:11 AM jb: but when they get emailed, the text gets mangled..
10:38:15 AM jb: example: "Dell OpenManage: Cooling deviceFailure"
10:38:23 AM jb: (no spaces)
10:38:29 AM jb: Dell OpenManage: SystemRedundancy has been lost
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10:38:36 AM jb: anybody notice this?
10:42:08 AM mrayzenoss: jb: is your OID message like this? Error reading value for "dhcp0" on planet-express (oid .1.3.6.1.4.1.63.501.3.3.1 is bad)
10:42:26 AM jb: yeah, sorry, I fixed that.
10:42:31 AM jb: it needed a .0
10:42:43 AM mrayzenoss: yeah, that's what I was about to recommend
10:42:49 AM rmatte: yeh, without the .0 you'll still get the output but Zenoss won't like it
10:43:06 AM jb: yeah, i forgot about that
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10:44:14 AM jb: ah, another graph related question though..
10:45:49 AM jb: i have one graph that is showing "0" for every value
10:45:57 AM _mingau_: testing
10:46:05 AM rmatte: jb: then that's what it's getting from snmp it would seem
10:46:11 AM _mingau_: hello matt
10:46:13 AM rmatte: jb: you sure you are polling the right OIDs?
10:46:16 AM jb: yes, one would seem
10:46:21 AM jb: it just randomly stopped working though
10:46:26 AM mrayzenoss: _mingau_: greetings
10:46:27 AM jb: one would think rather
10:46:36 AM rmatte: jb: might have to restart snmp or something
10:46:39 AM jb: sec.. i had an event generated from it
10:46:45 AM jb: its not all graphs for that host, and the OID's are fine
10:47:20 AM rmatte: jb: I've had it where CPU monitoring just died, but all other monitoring worked fine on a windows host before, so we had to restart snmp on it and then everything was fine
10:47:33 AM magnachef: I have a question on something that's been a pain for a while now. If I have a device with multiple interfaces, that have multiple IPs that are bound to apache, lighttpd, and mysql, there are times when I can discover and add the device with our admin interface and IP, and it'll see the services and their associated IPs, but the IP Services check will fail unless I change it to an IP that's shared between the services
10:47:38 AM jb: k, i'll try that
10:48:10 AM magnachef: sometimes with lighttpd, http, and mysql, this doesn't work, and I need to drop monitoring of the mysql IP Service
10:48:10 AM jb: g$ snmpwalk -v2c -c fcsnmp1ro fc-iftpcln01 1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.1.3.2.3.1.1.14.112.111.115.116.102.105.120.66
10:48:11 AM jb: NET-SNMP-EXTEND-MIB::nsExtendOutput1Line."postfixBounced" = STRING: 253
10:48:18 AM jb: just odd, cause i don't have any "bad OID" events
10:49:04 AM magnachef: is there a way that I can add the device with my admin IP, have it find the various other IPs and their services, then have them test the services via those IPs and not the admin IP?
10:49:19 AM rmatte: jb: you might have to kill your RRD files and let them regenerate
10:49:33 AM jb: yeah, thats what I was thinking
10:49:40 AM rmatte: it's worth a try
10:50:13 AM jb: ok, did that.. we'll just wait a bit now
10:50:26 AM rmatte: yup, 15-20 mins and we should know
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11:06:00 AM jb: so can any devs give me tips on how to troubleshoot object classes that wont compile?
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11:11:21 AM mrayzenoss: from mrchippy: magnachef: you can click on the service on the device, choose the ip for the service to checked on, then go back to the os tab, check the service, and lock the service.
11:13:25 AM mrayzenoss: mrchippy's battery died, he should be back soon
11:16:16 AM magnachef: let me find one with multiple IPs. So it'll only give me an option for choosing an IP if there's more than one IP?
11:16:54 AM magnachef: hmmm...looks like it doesn't...it just lists the IPs
11:17:05 AM magnachef: I'm still running 2.3.3 if that matters
11:20:31 AM rmatte: does anyone know of a way to install the SNMP service on a windows 2000 box without a windows 2000 cd?
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11:20:54 AM jb: make the media available via the network?
11:21:33 AM rmatte: I'm more looking for some download link to a package that I could use instead or something (we're trying to dig up a 2000 cd but haven't been able to find one so far, and I just want to get this done and over with lol)
kgoedtel [n=kyleg@173-8-126-169-Minnesota.hfc.comcastbusiness.net] entered the room. (11:22:32 AM)
mrchippy [n=mrchippy@rrcs-24-173-187-218.sw.biz.rr.com] entered the room. (11:27:07 AM)
11:29:22 AM mrchippy: sorry, magnachef. disconnected for a bit there
11:36:23 AM rmatte: mrchippy: recap...
11:36:24 AM rmatte: [12:10pm] **magnachef** let me find one with multiple IPs. So it'll only give me an option for choosing an IP if there's more than one IP?
11:36:24 AM rmatte: [12:10pm] **magnachef** hmmm...looks like it doesn't...it just lists the IPs
11:36:24 AM rmatte: [12:11pm] **magnachef** I'm still running 2.3.3 if that matters
edwardam [n=freeform@99.53.247.173] entered the room. (11:37:02 AM)
11:38:17 AM mrchippy: thanks, rmatte. yeah, it's not even in 2.4. it has been added and will be available in King Crab.
11:39:11 AM rmatte: yeh, King crab seems to have a lot of great enhancements, I can't wait
11:39:36 AM rmatte: (I'm most looking forward to port status actually reflecting the current status of the port)
