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list Patrick Healy · Tue, 27 Sep 2005 16:46:59 -0400 ·
I hate to ask what appears to be such a 'newbie' question, but I'm stumped...

I've installed hobbit on one of about a dozen servers.  I've configured bb-hosts correctly and can see some basic status information about each host.

What should I install on the other hosts so that I can see cpu information, disk space, etc?  Do I need to install hobbit everywhere?

Thanks!

Pat

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Patrick Healy                                                  U.S. District Court, NYWD
user-4dd876706f9f@xymon.invalid             304 U.S. Courthouse
Voice: XXX-XXX-XXXX                                      XX Court Street
FAX: XXX-XXX-XXXX                                        Buffalo, NY XXXXX
list Henrik Størner · Tue, 27 Sep 2005 22:54:21 +0200 ·
quoted from Patrick Healy
On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 04:46:59PM -0400, user-4dd876706f9f@xymon.invalid wrote:
I hate to ask what appears to be such a 'newbie' question, but I'm stumped...

I've installed hobbit on one of about a dozen servers.  I've configured bb-hosts correctly and can see some basic status information about each host.

What should I install on the other hosts so that I can see cpu information, disk space, etc?  Do I need to install hobbit everywhere?
You need to install a client on the hosts you want to monitor.

Until quite recently, Hobbit didn't have a client - it relied on the
client package from the "Big Brother" system. However, there is now
a client package available for Hobbit - it's included with the server
source. See the README.CLIENT file in the top-level hobbit source
directory.


Regards,
Henrik
list Paul Williamson · Tue, 27 Sep 2005 16:54:32 -0400 ·
Normally a Hobbit client, but I'm not sure what the status of that is.  The Big Brother clients (windows included) can send their data to a Hobbit server (for now).

Nice weather we're having in Buffalo these days, eh?

Paul
user-4dd876706f9f@xymon.invalid 09/27/05 4:46 PM >>>
quoted from Henrik Størner
I hate to ask what appears to be such a 'newbie' question, but I'm stumped...

I've installed hobbit on one of about a dozen servers.  I've configured

bb-hosts correctly and can see some basic status information about each

host.

What should I install on the other hosts so that I can see cpu information, disk space, etc?  Do I need to install hobbit everywhere?

Thanks!

Pat

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Patrick Healy                                                  U.S. District Court, NYWD
user-4dd876706f9f@xymon.invalid             304 U.S. Courthouse
Voice: XXX-XXX-XXXX                                      XX Court
Street
FAX: XXX-XXX-XXXX                                        Buffalo, NY
XXXXX
list Patrick Healy · Wed, 28 Sep 2005 09:15:01 -0400 ·
Paul - Don't let on about our weather; we finally have people convinced 
that we invented 'Buffalo Wings' to stay warm in our 11 month winter...
quoted from Paul Williamson

Pat

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Patrick Healy                                                  U.S. 
District Court, NYWD
user-4dd876706f9f@xymon.invalid             304 U.S. Courthouse
Voice: XXX-XXX-XXXX                                      XX Court Street
FAX: XXX-XXX-XXXX                                        Buffalo, NY XXXXX


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Normally a Hobbit client, but I'm not sure what the status 
of that is.  The Big Brother clients (windows included) 
can send their data to a Hobbit server (for now).

Nice weather we're having in Buffalo these days, eh?

Paul
user-4dd876706f9f@xymon.invalid 09/27/05 4:46 PM >>>
I hate to ask what appears to be such a 'newbie' question, but I'm 
stumped...

I've installed hobbit on one of about a dozen servers.  I've configured

bb-hosts correctly and can see some basic status information about each

host.

What should I install on the other hosts so that I can see cpu 
information, disk space, etc?  Do I need to install hobbit everywhere?

Thanks!

Pat

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Patrick Healy                                                  U.S. 
District Court, NYWD
user-4dd876706f9f@xymon.invalid             304 U.S. Courthouse
Voice: XXX-XXX-XXXX                                      XX Court
Street
FAX: XXX-XXX-XXXX                                        Buffalo, NY
XXXXX
list Patrick Healy · Wed, 28 Sep 2005 09:20:24 -0400 ·
Thanks Henrik!  Just what I was looking for!
quoted from Patrick Healy

Pat

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Patrick Healy                                                  U.S. District Court, NYWD
user-4dd876706f9f@xymon.invalid             304 U.S. Courthouse
Voice: XXX-XXX-XXXX                                      XX Court Street
FAX: XXX-XXX-XXXX                                        Buffalo, NY XXXXX


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quoted from Henrik Størner
On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 04:46:59PM -0400, user-4dd876706f9f@xymon.invalid wrote:
I hate to ask what appears to be such a 'newbie' question, but I'm stumped...

I've installed hobbit on one of about a dozen servers.  I've configured bb-hosts correctly and can see some basic status information about each host.

What should I install on the other hosts so that I can see cpu information, disk space, etc?  Do I need to install hobbit everywhere?
You need to install a client on the hosts you want to monitor.

Until quite recently, Hobbit didn't have a client - it relied on the
client package from the "Big Brother" system. However, there is now
a client package available for Hobbit - it's included with the server
source. See the README.CLIENT file in the top-level hobbit source
directory.


Regards,
Henrik