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DMP Uptime

jwright
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Does anyone know how to determine uptime for a DMP 4400?

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fbergamo
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Type the following in your browser, just replace with the DMP IP Address.

https://:7777/get_param?p=sinfo.uptime

This will show the value in seconds.

I hope this helps.

Fabio Bergamo

Cisco TAC

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Just a followup:


As Fabio already noted, You can use the following MIB:


https://admin:default@a.b.c.d:7777/get_param?p=sinfo.uptime

  admin   = DMP Web Account Username

  default = DMP Web Account Password

  a.b.c.d = IP Address of DMP


sample output:


sinfo.uptime T_STRING 74.70 52.96



The two values listed in the output of the mib comes

from /proc/uptime.


http://linux.die.net/man/5/proc


/proc/uptime

This file contains two numbers:

the uptime of the system (seconds), and the amount of time spent in idle process (seconds).


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fbergamo
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Type the following in your browser, just replace with the DMP IP Address.

https://:7777/get_param?p=sinfo.uptime

This will show the value in seconds.

I hope this helps.

Fabio Bergamo

Cisco TAC

jwright
Level 1
Level 1

Thanks Fabio.  I get the following:

sinfo.uptime     T_STRING     10202.22 3893.67


Which of the values is the one that corresponds to uptime? 

You may focus on the first one, if you hit to reload the page in your browser a couple of times you will see the value increasing.

Please kindly mark this question as answered if appropriate.

Just a followup:


As Fabio already noted, You can use the following MIB:


https://admin:default@a.b.c.d:7777/get_param?p=sinfo.uptime

  admin   = DMP Web Account Username

  default = DMP Web Account Password

  a.b.c.d = IP Address of DMP


sample output:


sinfo.uptime T_STRING 74.70 52.96



The two values listed in the output of the mib comes

from /proc/uptime.


http://linux.die.net/man/5/proc


/proc/uptime

This file contains two numbers:

the uptime of the system (seconds), and the amount of time spent in idle process (seconds).


Thank you both for the helpful info.  I'm trying to create a System Task with the DMM so that I can run this quicker.

  I've created a task called DMP Uptime and set it to "Get" the value "p=sinfo.uptime".  I'm getting no popups like you would with the other system show commands. 

What am I missing?