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Is there some documentation for this command/configuration ?

cheers,

        Martin

In <user-27489fafd45e@xymon.invalid> user-f286aaa49a76@xymon.invalid writes:

Is there some documentation for this command/configuration ?

No. It's a "work-in-progress" thing that I've included in the 4.3.0
beta because I use it in my own installation, but it isn't ready for
widespread use yet.

If you need to monitor SNMP devices, Devmon is what you should use.


Regards,
Henrik

Hello

It seems that there are already exists much of
the code for snmp polling and analysing in xymon.

There are handle_snmpcollect_client func in
xymond_client.c, that calling check_mibvals, which
in turn call get_mibval_thresholds, wich in turn
using data from load_client_config

From quick reading of load_client_config function
definition, i do not undestand how exactly i need
to define MIB rules in analysis.cfg

But what absent is a testing module for
xymond_client, when running with --test.
So there is no easy why to test SNMP rules.

Because testmode function in xymond_client.c
do not provide this testing.

I will gladly beta test the code that close this
gap, but i'm not that C pro developer to create
it from scratch.

Lets be clear, DevMon is good and ancient, but why not use
what we already have in a code base


-- 
WBR Nikolay

Looks like the Xymon SNMP code is only partially working. More details in
this thread:

http://lists.xymon.com/archive/2015-April/041585.html

On 4 July 2018 at 18:57, Nikolya <user-c0b0e0f7fcdd@xymon.invalid> wrote: