Hi all,
I need to monitor a oracle Database server running
on linux. .can i use jffnms for that ?? still iam new to this nms..how do i
configure jffnms to monitor oracle..oracle MIB is not a general one..so it uses
a properitery MIB..i can add that OID to jffnms. and how to define ORACLE
On Thu, Jan 20, 2005 at 08:38:42AM -0500, Jason Humes wrote:
> So we've created this new discovery plugin and added it to an interface type
> called 'transistion' and also have a poller group called transistion...we
> have not created the poller items or populated the poller group yet, we just
> wa
This is fixed in 0.8.0-pre2, to be released today.
The problem is that we didn't consider a valid source when the type was "L"
(Local), now, I put in a exception if the stratum is 0.
Javier
Karl S. Hagen wrote:
Unfortunately, I cant give you access to the device directly.
I can tell you
Hi Pierre,
Yeah, it was my typo.
It will be fixed in 0.8.0-pre2, to be released today when I've time.
In the mean time, you can fix it by changing the first $host_ip to $ip in the
snmp_interfaces.inc.php file.
Javier
Pierre-Damien Gatouillat wrote:
Hello,
I'm testing this new release on Debian Sa
Hi Alex,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am investigating whether JFFNMS is suitable for our organisation.
The installation went very easy (compared to openNMS which was a nightmare). So
that's a good start.
:)
I would like to know whether there is any way one can add interfaces to a
host
without havin
HI Jason,
You could add debug ("Hi"); in the code to be sure its being called.
It seems ok, but you better add a $aux1["interface"] field to.
And at the top of the function its $ip, not ip;
You could also run this from the CLI.
php -q autodiscovery_interfaces.php
Javier
Jason Humes wrote:
Hi
So w
Hello,
I'm testing this new release on Debian Sarge / PHP 4.3 / NET-SNMP5
When I do a discovery on linux host or windows host, it doesn't discover
the network interface. snmpwalk finds it...
Is there a miss in the discovery script ?
Pierre
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Falk,
You will need to change your crontab to call poller every minute.
And also modify the RRD Step Value in the Physical Interface Interface type to
"60".
Also, delete all your rrds, because thats the only way to make JFFNMS create
them again with 60 was the step value.
Javier
Falk Stern wrote
I am investigating whether JFFNMS is suitable for our organisation.
The installation went very easy (compared to openNMS which was a nightmare). So
that's a good start.
I would like to know whether there is any way one can add interfaces to a host
without having to do discovery?
Whatever AD Poli
Title: new discovery plugin
Hi
So we've created this new discovery plugin and added it to an interface type called 'transistion' and also have a poller group called transistion...we have not created the poller items or populated the poller group yet, we just want to get the discovery plugin d
Hi Markus,
You are saying that we split the interfaces so you will get:
- Interface eth0 Traffic
- Interface eth0 Errors
etc
So you can select to only poll the Error or Traffic counters of that interface,
so the polling will be faster?
If thats so, the best idea is to create a poller group for th
Hello all,
I have been trying to get JFF to send an alert to management if an interface
has been down for 30 minutes. I thought this was possible by setting a trigger
rule to send an email if duration is greater than 30 minutes. However, this
seems to only send an email if the interface COMES UP
Hi *,
I have a small problem with some GigE interfaces rolling over during
the poll period of jffnms.
Now I want to change the polling frequency, so interfaces would get
polled every minute or so.
Our Switches do not support Counter64 SNMP objects..
I looked through the source, but found nothing
Hi Folks,
I'm going to write some pollers to fit my needs, but I have
a very general question:
I saw that most of the original interface types define all
their values in one interface. The advantage is obviously
all values in one hand, the disadvantage is that values
which are not considered i
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