On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 9:06 AM, Chng Tiak-Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, > > Maybe I am not clear enough here : > > I am currently working on the system deployment in mobile operator's > environment. > > I am going to integrate some RedHat Enterprise boxes to HP OpenView as > the network management system. > > Hence, I need to know if these boxes come PRE-INSTALLED to send OUT > SNMP traps for alarms and probably also using the SNMP MIB for some > performance counters (eg. CPU load, memory usage, disk space, or maybe > even for standard application like apache, tomcat, etc). If they do > all these pre-installed, then I will need the MIB files. > > net-snmp is just a generic module where customization is required. > Net-snmp is sufficient for most cases. Of course the results are all in raw numbers, so it's the job for network monitoring apps (OpenView in this case) to interpret the numbers into something meaningful, then triggering some alarms, etc. I believe OpenView has it's own agent to install in the monitored boxes for easiness, plus it has some proprietary MIB counters too. To reply for your more specific question (out of box snmp alarm on RHEL), the answer is No. -- Cheers, Fajar Priyanto Linux tutorial http://linux2.arinet.org
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