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On 09/08/2010 12:48 PM, Max wrote:
> What I have done in the past and currently do is that each port that
> is connected to another networking device is modelled as a Nagios host
> - the host check is then the SNMP port status and the IF stats are
> co
That is the solution we are working towards now as well. we didn't
have a good way at the start and just needed to track the states of
the ports. Most of ours are redundant wan links anyway so if the host
is down we don't need to be alerted on the ports anyway.
Greg Pangrazio
On Wed, Sep 8,
What I have done in the past and currently do is that each port that
is connected to another networking device is modelled as a Nagios host
- the host check is then the SNMP port status and the IF stats are
collected as services on the host. The parent of the port is the
network device itself and
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On 09/07/2010 05:45 PM, Greg Pangrazio wrote:
> Well we use similar switches here. what we do is create the host then
> services for the interfaces and if we have port channels I use the
> multiple check_service_cluster for all the interfaces in the p
Well we use similar switches here. what we do is create the host then
services for the interfaces and if we have port channels I use the
multiple check_service_cluster for all the interfaces in the port
channel. I just use check snmp for the interfaces. If you want more
specifics i can give you
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On 09/07/2010 03:17 PM, Greg Pangrazio wrote:
> What kind of switch are we talking about?
Cisco 3750, Cisco MDS-9100 series, umm... Probably some Catalyst 6500's ..
Standard ifTable interfaces.
> Greg Pangrazio
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What kind of switch are we talking about?
Greg Pangrazio
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 1:27 PM, Jason Frisvold wrote:
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> I'm looking for "easy" ways to handle devices with multiple interfaces
> that do not have per-interface I
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Hi there,
I'm looking for "easy" ways to handle devices with multiple interfaces
that do not have per-interface IPs. For instance, we have a layer two
switch that needs to be monitored. On that switch, we need to monitor a
subset of the port
