why not just use snmpget ?

feh, shouldnt be hard to write a script, all the details are in the public
comumnity

hang, MRTG should be able to monitor the stats right outta the box - if
you wanna do more than just write yer own script to do it.

--
Steve.
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Stephen Betts wrote:
> I have a simple script that may interest some  . . . 
> 
> Its vbscript using windows scripting host 5.1 that starts an IE session, it
> is using sendkeys to log into the M10. Then navigates IE to the page with
> ATM stats on it ,the overview page and the Interfaces page 
> I run the script @ 11:55 from my server (logged on)  and it saves all as one
> page with today's date. 
> The only problem is that sendkey does not work with a screen saver.
> 
> I haven't got around to extracting the uptime and usage lines from the page,
> but this does for me for the moment and I have some historical data which I
> can compare with telecoms pages. 
> 
> I tried doing some work going directly to the
> https://jetstream-usage.telecom.co.nz/cgi-bin/iaf/iafReports 
> I managed to extract the html post form they use but have not been able to
> work out the base href they are posting the form results to. 
> I noted that when I enter my telecom account number it is changing from
> something like 101123456 to some other number like 1017396 and I'm not sure
> what this means
> I suspect that they may be using some session variables or cookies to hold
> the additional information to access the page because I get some bazaar
> error referencing a line in a C program.
> 
> if any one out there is interested in the IE script then mail me (direct
> rather than the list) and I'll send a copy
> 
> after only having jetstream for 2 or 3 weeks I don't think that 600MB is
> going to be hard to reach, and a little expensive to got over the limit.
> One night 2pc's managed 140MB of Unreal Tournament, thank fully it was in
> the games context !!!
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nick Rout [mailto:nickr@ihug.co.nz]
> 
> has any bright spark worked out a script for automatically retrieving usage 
> stats for adsl for telecom? seems like an ideal thing for a perl script or 
> something similar, but its all beyond me!
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