rlund wrote: > > I have this same ASA , where, how, do you do this at/in Zenoss? > Thanks
This is covered in the documentation, although you may need to spend some time playing around before it 'clicks'. I've only one ASA, so the way I would do this is (briefly): - Navigate to the device - Select the drop-down, 'more -> templates' - If you've not changed anything yet then the 'device' performance template will be in use now. Click the 'Create local copy' button. - Now edit the template, click the template name 'device' - In the Datasources section, click the arrow and 'add datasource'. We want to tell zenoss to start collecting data for us via snmp. - Give it a meaningful ID, perhaps use the snmp name cpmCPUTotal5min. The Type is SNMP. - In the OID field, enter the relevant OID number. In this case 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.109.1.1.1.1.5.1 - Don't forget to click the Save button. - We need to add a single datapoint - click Add datapoint in the datapoint section. Just enter the name cpmCPUTotal5min - Go back to the device template. We're collecting data but we want to add a graph - In the Graph Definitions, click Add Graph - Give it a meaningful name, perhaps CPU Utilisation or something - In Graph Points, click Add datapoint. Select the datapoint we created above. Easy, eh? If you wanted to, you could go back to the template and add a threshold on the data point, so that if CPU utilisation was above a certain limit then flag a warning or whatever. You can add thresholds to the graph as well if you want. Once some data has been collected, this graph can be seen in the 'Perf' tab of the device. Maybe let zenoss go for ten minutes or so to collect some data to graph. This is the same basic process you can go through to graph any snmp object. Arguably the better way of doing this would be to make a new device class with a template attached to it that has all this stuff set up already. Then place all your ASA's into that device class. Hope this helps Cheers -------------------- m2f -------------------- Read this topic online here: http://community.zenoss.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=17015#17015 -------------------- m2f -------------------- _______________________________________________ zenoss-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zenoss.org/mailman/listinfo/zenoss-users
