I have created a basic report to summarize disk usage on Windows Servers. Currently it works only on the C: drive of Windows Servers, as the path is hardcoded in the report. The report accepts a category and a name expression to filter on node categories and node names (by default it applies to nodes named like %CTX% which seems to be a popular naming convention for Citrix servers). As of now I don't have the resources the make the report smarter and handle other drives and/or oses.
Installation: unzip in ${OPENNMS_HOME}/etc/report-templates then add the report definitions as follows:
database-reports.xml:
<report id="DiskUsageForCTX" display-name="C: Disk Usage for CTX servers" online="true" report-service="jasperReportService" description="C: Disk Usage for CTX servers" />
I have created a basic report to summarize disk usage on Windows Servers.
Currently it works only on the C: drive of Windows Servers, as the path is hardcoded in the report. The report accepts a category and a name expression to filter on node categories and node names (by default it applies to nodes named like %CTX% which seems to be a popular naming convention for Citrix servers).
As of now I don't have the resources the make the report smarter and handle other drives and/or oses.
Installation: unzip in ${OPENNMS_HOME}/etc/report-templates then add the report definitions as follows:
database-reports.xml:
<report id="DiskUsageForCTX" display-name="C: Disk Usage for CTX servers" online="true"
report-service="jasperReportService" description="C: Disk Usage for CTX servers" />
jasper-reports.xml:
<report id="DiskUsageForCTX" template="DiskUsageForCTX.jrxml" engine="jdbc" />