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terronni
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Total Downtime, mtbf, mttr,...in reports.

Post by terronni »

Hello,
I would like to put some variables in my reports (generate with the reports manager) :

- Total down time (in time unit not in percent).
- Mtbf (middle time between failure) in time unit (minuts, hours,...).
- mttr (middle time to repair) in time unit.

Its already OK for alive time, down time in percent.

Its for SLA report inspirate from ITIL librairy.

How do this, i must calculate manually with SQL query ?

Sorry for my English...

Best Regards
Nicolas
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Post by KS-Soft »

Total down time (in time unit not in percent)
%TotalTime% - The time the test has been in monitoring
%AliveTime% - The overall time the test has had a "Good" status
%DeadTime% - The overall time the test has had a "Bad" status
%UnknownTime% - The overall time the test has had an "Unknown" status
- Mtbf (middle time between failure) in time unit (minuts, hours,...).
- mttr (middle time to repair) in time unit.
Sorry, there are no such variables

Regards
Alex
terronni
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Post by terronni »

Thanks Alex for you Answer.

The variables :

%TotalTime%
%AliveTime%
%DeadTime%
%UnknownTime%

Does not work in my custom reports.
For exemple, %testname%, %period%, %imagefile% are OK !

My reports is generate from Log Analyser and i use a template for the table.

My Template html :


<table border="0">

<tr>
<td><img src="%ImageFile% " border=0 alt="log data">
<td>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</td>
<td nowrap valign="top" align="left">
Test name: <br>
Test method: <br><br>

DeadTime :<br>
AliveTime :<br>
TotalTime :<br>

Period: <br>
Alive ratio: <br>
Dead ratio: <br><br>

Average reply: <br>

</td>
<td nowrap valign="top" align="left">
%TestName% <br>
%TestMethod% <br><br>

%DeadTime% <br>
%AliveTime% <br>
%TotalTime% <br>


%Period% <br>
%AliveRatio% <br>
%DeadRatio% <br><br>

%AverageReply%<br>

</font></td>
</tr>

Any ideas ?

Thanks
Nicolas
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Post by KS-Soft »

Oh, you are talking about Log Analyzer. Sorry, I though we are talking about HostMonitor.
These variables supported by HostMonitor only.

We are working on new version of HostMonitor that will be able to generate reports with charts as well. I hope Beta version will be available in several weeks.

Regards
Alex
terronni
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Post by terronni »

OK Alex, many thanks for the answer, i wait a new version.

Best Regards
Nicolas
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