Depending on your Solaris 10 buildout -you probably have gcc loaded on it
already. It is very easy to build a client from the server bundle. Look
in the source directory - there is a configure for client - run it. Then make and make install. Make sure the client just built is not started and
running. cd to the directory above client in the Xymon install directory -
tar it up = voila! - a Solaris 10 client ready to deploy. You may want to
do this in a chrooted jail so it does not interfere with current client set
up. Any way you go - it is best to start with a clean build area. I like to
use a client server that needs a new client. First one is the build center
for that OS and version. I build it out configure it to what I need,
including extra scripts and whatever. I verify it works, turn off the client
- clean up logs and temp, make sure the etc files are set up for global use,
then make a tarball of it. After I have the tarball - restart the client
and away we go. The tar ball I use to deploy - very little to change in
install.
Galen's site has the startup scripting needed to add Xymon in as a service
in Solaris 10 - I don't know if it has been changed to xymon yet,but the one
that had hobbit in it worked well = its very easy to edit and make the
changes. (You will have to edit it anyways to tell it where everything is)
The Mac I leave to those who use it and know it well.
user-259d6a9a548a@xymon.invalid -------Original Message------- From: William Ottley Date: 3/19/2009 12:16:46 PM To: user-ae9b8668bcde@xymon.invalid Subject: [hobbit] Anyone have a pre compiled solaris 10 or mac OSX client? Hi all, I'm a bit new with solaris 10 and mac OSX. (took a day and a half.. And Counting to figure out how to compile!) So I thought I'd ask if anyone has a precompiled mac osx or solaris 10 Client.... Thanks! William On 19/03/09 11:38 AM, "dOCtoR MADneSs" <user-d54077869176@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Husemann, Harald a écrit :
Hi,
you should run "devmon --readbbhosts -vvv --debug" and examine the output, if it was able to contact the switch and figure out the template for it from the sysdesc string.
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William Ottley schrieb:
Yep I noticed that: but I thought it wasn't working since I didn't see anything in the log file...LOL guess I assumed something would go wrong? LOL
Anyways I noticed the hosts.db file was being udpated.
Now the next step is to figure out how I go about doing the tests: bandwidth, uptime, etc for the asa5500
On 19/03/09 10:21 AM, "Husemann, Harald" <user-6e60e2a0993f@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Hi William,
all you have to do is including your switches in the bb-hosts, with a line like this:
<IP> <host> # DEVMON
Then, run "devmon --readbbhosts", and the devmon process will start polling the switch.
HTH,
Harald
William Ottley schrieb:
Well we have a few 2600's, and an ASA5500 that I'd like to grab info from, such as up time, bandwidth usage, etc.... I saw that there is a template for cisco ASA so I'm hoping its for that machine.
I'm new at this, and just trying to figure out what "switches" I have to put into the bb-hosts files...
(still haven't figured out what area to change: bb-hosts or the client
config files)...
On 19/03/09 9:38 AM, "McDonald, Dan" <user-290ce4e24e19@xymon.invalid> wrote:
On Wed, 2009-03-18 at 12:29 -0400, William Ottley wrote:
Is there a Cisco monitoring script that I could use?
Although you will hear many calls for devmon, devmon does not currently support snmp v3. If that is a requirement for you, then I would recommend using mrtg with appropriate templates, and bbmrtg.pl to report the values to xymon. I use that technique to monitor 135 UPS, 94 temperature/humidity probes, 19 firewalls, and close to 300 Cisco routers/switches.
Hi,
I'm looking for some Cisco devmon templates 2950, 1240 and ASA5500. Tks for any help
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