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I changed my motherboard and now the Ethernet and WiFi text is not right. Both of my adapters are now RealTek but other than that I'm not sure what's not working right.
see attached image
# page 1 - network
COMMENT=font-size:50%
WMI=interval:3,text-color:#e6cd12,hide-no-result:1,font-size:85%,chart:line scale:log max:23 series1:1 color1:00ff00 series2:2 color2:bb00bb,alarms:(%1 ge 4000000 2222ee)(%2 ge 4000000 1010f0),text:WiFi Traffic,namespace:root\cimv2,query:Win32_PerfFormattedData_Tcpip_NetworkInterface where Name like "%Intel%",display:R: %BytesReceivedPersec%[3.1b]Bps\, S: %BytesSentPersec%[3.1b]Bps
WMI=interval:3,text-color:#e6cd12,hide-no-result:1,font-size:85%,chart:line scale:log max:23 series1:1 color1:00ff00 series2:2 color2:bb00bb,alarms:(%1 ge 4000000 2222ee)(%2 ge 4000000 1010f0),text:Ethernet Traffic,namespace:root\cimv2,query:Win32_PerfFormattedData_Tcpip_NetworkInterface where Name like "%Realtek%" and CurrentBandwidth>0,display:R: %BytesReceivedPersec%[3.1b]Bps\, S: %BytesSentPersec%[3.1b]Bps
Looks like the first WMI has an old 'like' clause Name like "%Intel%"
Tried to reply but got blocked by something called "wordblock".
Apparently you were " blocked by firewall for SQL Injection in POST body". That ini file code probably looks a bit like SQL if you look at it sideways. Try the "code" option in the toolbar just up there.Tried to reply but got blocked by something called "wordblock".
I changed the above code from "Intel" to "Realtek". The red lines look good but the white lines are bogus. I have no idea where they are coming from.
The queries are picking two network interfaces each, the second interface is active, the first is not. You need to work on the where clause to ensure only the interfaces you want are returned. For example, the first one might be:
where Name like "%Realtek%" and Name like "%Wireless%" and CurrentBandwidth>0
the second query might include this:
where Name like "%Realtek%" and Name like "%Ethernet%" and CurrentBandwidth>0
Depending on the names of your interfaces.
