Vuyani Ndala wrote: > Hi, > > I've recently read all the good things zenoss can do and decided to see > for my self. I am in a windows, novell, and thin client environment and > would like a single tool to monitor everything... > > I downloaded the virtual appliance and ran zendisc to discover all > devices, but the majority of our devices (=B1 700) do not have snmp > installed. I only managed to get 94 devices, including switches, > printers, a few pc's... great, now how do I get all of them? > > doing some reading on zenwin is very fuzzy, I don't know where to start. > Please help > > Rgds, > Vuyani
Vuyani You have three options for monitoring, 1) SNMP 2) SSH 3) WMI I think you're going to have bite the bullet and install something... Zenoss is good, but it's not magic :-) Also, if SNMP is enabled but uses non-standard config, Zenoss won't pick it up either, by default Zenoss uses UDP port 161 and a community string of 'public'. This can be changed, but most devices uses these parameters out of the box. If your devices are the other side of routers or firewall, make sure UDP port 161 is open. John -- John Gardner - Tagish Ltd. T: 01665 830 714 F: 01665 830 695 D: 01665 833 310 _______________________________________________ zenoss-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zenoss.org/mailman/listinfo/zenoss-users
