Dear Steve, 1, Sorry, I don't quit to familar with SNMP... So, please never mind !
2, Did you means : 2.1 For monitoring the Network INT, we needn't to know any info of SNMP, due to the mrtg will auto detect by using the following command line, rgiht ? cfgmaker [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2.2 For monitoring other hardware ( such as CPU, HD and Ram ) of the Server machines and it is running with Windwos OS System, we need to know the OIDs ( including SNMP port / INT ) and configure the MRTG target definitions, right ? So, for my problem is : How can we know the OIDs ( including SNMP port / INT ) and configure the MRTG target definitions for measuring the CPU, HD and Ram of the Server machine ? I just need the report about the output of usage percentage.... Is there the assistant tools and sample config file for doing this report ? Many thanks for your help ! Edward. 2008/8/18, Steve Shipway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > >After installed and setup the mrtg with the Windows Server machine : > >Running : perl cfgmaker [EMAIL PROTECTED] --global "WorkDir: > c:\inetpub\mrtg" --output >mrtg.cfg > >Then the mrtg may be know ( Auto detect ) the snmp port of the Network INT > ( Surecom-EP320G-TX->Family-Gigabit-Ethernet-NIC ) is 16777219, but what is > the SNMPOID ? > > This is not the SNMP port, this is the SNMP interface number. You do not > need to know the OID when you are monitoring network interfaces, as MRTG > takes care of this for you. > > >So, if this is the network traffic usage ( B/s ), then how can I create > the following hardware >usage config file also ? > > For these, you need to know the OIDs and configure the MRTG target > definitions appropriately. This can be complex and not all are necessarily > supported by your system, and also not necessarily in a consistent manner > (eg storage can re-enumerate itself if you insert a USB key) > > The cfgmaker script only generates configuration files for network > interfaces (unless you use templates, but that's a bit advanced for you at > the moment) > > >"We use the nsclient agent under windows and the mrtg-pnsclient.pl script > to query it instead of using SNMP" ??? > > This is a different way to obtain information, using a data collection > plug-in rather than SNMP. You can read about how to do this in the MRTG > manual (you've looked at this, right?). If you obtain the Routers2 > frontend, in the extras directory are the query tools and some instructions > on how to use them. > > >Sorry, would you mind give me more help ? > >All of the OS is Windows 2000 Server... > > The best thing for you to do is to initially try installing configuration > just for network interfaces, and get this working correctly before trying to > monitor something more complex like server statistics. Once you have > network stats working, and you have fully read the MRTG configuration manual > plus all the help on the website, you should be ready to configure to > monitor other things > > Steve >
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