Hello Michael,
this I think are what I was after. When doing a snmpwalk, these oids
are failing as not being present. infact, the entire enterprise mib is
failing which suggests that I shall be looking closer at the firewall's
config & setup as to why.
i have a check BGP script running which ch
Am Mittwoch, 13. Juni 2007 11:02 schrieb Kerry Milestone:
> are looking at the VPN status. basic at this stage, but whether it is
> up or not.
Hi,
What exactly do you want to monitor? You could use:
Monitoring (nagios):
cpvCurrEspSAsIn: "IPsec current Inbound ESP SAs"
cpvCurrEspSAsOut: "IPsec c
On Tue, 2007-06-12 at 19:30 -0700, Anthony Mendoza wrote:
> What are you trying to monitor on the VPN devices? If you're using SNMP
> you can pretty much monitor anything you know the OID for using the
> check_snmp plugin. If your Checkpoint VPN is running on a Linux server
> then anything expose
problem is, we can lose many VPNs to a node through diverse paths before
a device is unreachable thus pinging something at the other end is
probably not going to work as by the time the device is unreachable its
far too late and customer impacting.
I am really after monitoring something which rep
are looking at the VPN status. basic at this stage, but whether it is
up or not.
The checkpoint mib, OID, 1.3.6.1.4.1.2620 does not seem to have the vpn
status.
I am well aware that Checkpint provide their own monitoring solution,
but it would really be nice and useful to have it integrated int
On Tue, 12 Jun 2007, Kerry Milestone wrote:
> does anyone have any hints on how to monitor Checkpoint VPN status?
> Also of interest is how to monitor Sonicwalls, again preferably with
> SNMP trying to keep scripts and processing simple. However I am
> guessing a little more in depth trickery suc
What are you trying to monitor on the VPN devices? If you're using SNMP
you can pretty much monitor anything you know the OID for using the
check_snmp plugin. If your Checkpoint VPN is running on a Linux server
then anything exposed by the SNMP daemon is monitorable.
On 6/12/2007 9:03 AM, Kerry
Hello,
does anyone have any hints on how to monitor Checkpoint VPN status?
Also of interest is how to monitor Sonicwalls, again preferably with
SNMP trying to keep scripts and processing simple. However I am
guessing a little more in depth trickery such as checking traceroutes
and routing tables
