Network Interface in Windows (WMI Mode)
Execute the NetworkInterface.vbs located in <Applications Manager Home>/working/conf/applications/scripts/ directory from
command prompt as follows:
cscript NetworkInterface.vbs <hostname> <username> <password>
For Local servers,
cscript Networknterface.vbs <hostname>
where,
hostname, username, and password is the target server's hostname/IP address,
username specified for monitoring and password of that user respectively.
Check whether you are able to get the output for the above commands.
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