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  • rukrem
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2025
    • 1

    #1

    Dashboard Display Uptime from Windows/Linux

    Hi,
    I am trying to setup a dahsboard box where i display the top-uptime from my systems.
    But it looks like windows is showing their uptime in "Uptime" and Linux-System in "System-Uptime"

    Is there any whay to achive this in one box?

    Thanks!
    Kind regards
  • moooola
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2024
    • 29

    #2
    Hello.

    I'm sorry that this is not an elegant method at all,
    but would it be possible to achieve your request by adding the dependent item [uptime] of [System uptime] to the Linux host?

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    • WebGreg
      Member
      • Feb 2021
      • 49

      #3
      Hi

      Personally, I don't see a problem with the system version when I add item name: Uptime.
      The problem I noticed only concerns the data format:

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ID:	500016(I provided two screenshots - the same settings, but refreshing the page causes some data to be displayed differently - because random fields are loaded.)​​


      It comes from the fact that the same item name is assigned to different keys. Below is an example from one of the servers:

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      19d format < this is for example: ​perf_counter_en["\Web Service(_Total)\Service Uptime"]
      19 days < this is: system.uptime


      In the screenshot above the list shows different formats of Linux and Windows machines because it downloads random keys with the Uptime item name.​
      It may be that the server only has Uptime with a key system.uptime
      It may be that it has more Uptime items with different keys and randomly retrieves values ​​(hence the format d or days)
      It may be that there are more Uptime items, but each of them has the format "days" and then it displays it like that, although the values ​​may be different depending on what key it reads.​​




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