It sounds to me then, that if I want to monitor Windows workstations, I'd be smart to setup SNMP on every system.
How does ZenOSS handle the fact that these systems are on a DHCP subnet? As far as I know, ZenOSS isn't auto-discovering systems on a subnet every X minutes (or hours). Do I need to write some kind of boot script to have the windows workstations "ping" ZenOSS on boot, or some other kind of regular interval? How will ZenOSS handle a workstation with the same name changing IPs? Nolan Erik A. Dahl wrote: > This is correct. ZenWin and its friends perform Event Log collection, > Windows Service Modeling, and Windows Service Monitoring. Other > information on a windows box comes via SNMP. Service discovery happens > after a device is loaded (not during the initial modeling process). It > should happen about a minute after the device model. > > -EAD > _______________________________________________ zenoss-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zenoss.org/mailman/listinfo/zenoss-users
