Sorry for the delay in replying!!! Ive been on other things.
They have MIB not MIB2, which it seems makes all the difference.
What about 1 of these??? NETGEAR GS748TR ProSafe 48-Port Layer 2 Smart
Gigabit Switch w/Static Routing
Would they work out? In the management section it lists t
Ok I have more info about the Issue with our D-link switches (D-link
models DGS-1216T & DGS-1248T). One of the engineers has emailed me an
explanation of the exact issue; if anyone can assist in a solution I
would be very grateful.
The switches do support SNMP and Opsview can use some of the d
I'm sure they do, but as you can probably tell I'm a little out of my
depth (I manage CAD for a living, not servers).
I'm being asked to find switches because the guys installing Opsview
couldn't get the D-links to work (they're used to Cisco switches).
The current switches are:
2U - D-link D
Which cost effective make & model of switch would you recommend to work with
Opsview?
We're using Dlink gigabit switches because they cost a fifth the price of Cisco
or Allied Telesyn & until now they worked fine. Unfortunately Opsview can't
report on individual ports with them and this was
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status: running
2 rows in set (0.00 sec)
but there is nothing running against that database.
So what do I do? I see where the perl code is finding the above records and
refusing to proceed, so what do I have to do to make it happy?
Thanks in advance,
Ben
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Thanks Andrew, but how do I do that?
On the Opsview form where I define a host, giving it an IP address, name,
description, etc. there is a field, right above 'Description:', labeled
'Monitored By:', and my choices (at the moment) are 'Master Monitoring Server',
and 'Slave Cluster A'. I see th
r any words of wisdom.
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al/nagios/etc/opsview.conf, or by a symlink like
'/usr/local/nagios/bin/Mail -> /usr/bin/Mail' so that I can easily change it?
Thanks,
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> development cycle.
> >
> > For modules, we are not stripping out any existing Opsview features.
> > By the very nature of it, modules could be replaced by other
> > technologies - some people have done that already themselves. We think
> > there is value in how we in
nice snippet that could go in the conf
> file) My apache knowledge isn’t great so any help would be appreciated.
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nd ACLs would be nice too. But I'm in no
great rush for either of those.
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 3:20 AM, Ton Voon wrote:
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> On 26 May 2009, at 21:09, Ben wrote:
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> > With each thing I eval, OV looks better and better even with its
> > issues.
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> What issues are th
ll continue to be made available through the core product in
> > both Community and Enterprise editions.
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> > Nothing will be published on Opsview / Opsera websites until we've
> > made a final decision. We will start compiling an FAQ bas
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> Can I confirm that the openjdk package will suffice ?
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ision. We will start compiling an FAQ based on your feedback which
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new MIB, it
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> The host I'm trying the scan is a Windows 2003 standard DC.
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> > You'll need to setup your snmptrapd manually on the slaves, OV doesn't
> > handle this for you. Just copy your config files from your master.
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> I see. So the slaves just hand off to their l
ave.
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> Can someone advise what should happen / what steps I can take to get
> this working ?
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lave but this isn't ideal.
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> Can anyone forsee other problems / solutions ?
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rvice state to OK ?
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> Surely there must be others passing traps to Opsview who have had to
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Yeah pretty much, I'm unclear why it is not logging on the slave, but
tcpdump clearly shows the checks coming only from the slaves so I guess its
all good. Just different and unexpected is all.
On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Duncan Ferguson wrote:
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> On 4 May 2009, at 16:27
"service notification" messages as well as loggin
restarts of nagios processes etc.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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