No SNMP data for devmon template
list Martha McConaghy
I've been beating my head against a wall on this and finally admit I don't
have a clue why it is not working. We're just getting started with Hobbit,
but plan on making it our main monitoring solution. I've got devmon
running with it and have been able to monitor the devices that already have
templates. However, some of our devices don't have templates, so I'm trying
to define one for them (Weather Goose environmental monitors).
To start, I'm just trying to define a simple temperature test. I can
see that devmon is reading the files and all seems to be OK. However,
I get the dreaded "No SNMP data found for upsenvTempwx on ..." and the
test does not work. I can do an snmpget on the same oid and it returns
data with no problem.
I've seen other notes like this in the archives, but never any solution. I've
redone the template files over and over, but nothing seems to make a dent.
I'll include my files in case one of you can see what I'm doing wrong.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Martha McConaghy
Strategic Planner/Project Manager
Marist College
specs:
vendor : wxgoos
model : 3163
snmpver : 2
sysdesc : NETOS 6.0
oids:
upsEnvTempwx : .1.3.6.1.4.1.17373.2.2.1.5 : leaf
thresholds:
upsEnvTempwx : red : 105 : Temperature is very high
upsEnvTempwx : yellow : 99 : Temperature is high
message:
{upsEnvTempwx.errors}
Environment status:
Temperature: {upsEnvTempwx} F {yellow={upsEnvTempwx.thresh:yellow}F red=
{upsEnvTempwx.thresh:read}F}
list Anna Jonna Armannsdottir
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On þri, 2008-09-09 at 21:44 -0400, Martha McConaghy wrote:
To start, I'm just trying to define a simple temperature test. I can see that devmon is reading the files and all seems to be OK. However, I get the dreaded "No SNMP data found for upsenvTempwx on ..." and the test does not work. I can do an snmpget on the same oid and it returns data with no problem. I've seen other notes like this in the archives, but never any solution. I've redone the template files over and over, but nothing seems to make a dent. I'll include my files in case one of you can see what I'm doing wrong. Any advice would be appreciated.
I have no experience with devmon, so I can not give You any any advice
on that. According to your description, the problem lies elsewhere.
What is the configuration? I presume the snmp server is host A and You
are fetching it from host B. Are there any firewall rules restricting
traffic between the hosts? Are there any restrictions
in /etc/hosts.{allow,deny} in either host A or B? Are there any
restrictions on traffic to and from localhost (127.0.0.1) ?
I will soon be using devmon in conjunction with Hobbit, so I would very
much like to learn from your experience.
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Kindest Regards, Anna Jonna Ármannsdóttir, %& A: Because people read from top to bottom.
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University of Iceland.
list Greg L Hubbard
You might try the devmon list... GLH
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-----Original Message-----
From: Martha McConaghy [mailto:user-541f93250a4d@xymon.invalid]
Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2008 8:45 PM
To: Hobbit discussion list
Subject: [hobbit] No SNMP data for devmon template
I've been beating my head against a wall on this and finally admit I
don't have a clue why it is not working. We're just getting started
with Hobbit, but plan on making it our main monitoring solution. I've
got devmon running with it and have been able to monitor the devices
that already have templates. However, some of our devices don't have
templates, so I'm trying to define one for them (Weather Goose
environmental monitors).
To start, I'm just trying to define a simple temperature test. I can
see that devmon is reading the files and all seems to be OK. However, I
get the dreaded "No SNMP data found for upsenvTempwx on ..." and the
test does not work. I can do an snmpget on the same oid and it returns
data with no problem.
I've seen other notes like this in the archives, but never any solution.
I've redone the template files over and over, but nothing seems to make
a dent.
I'll include my files in case one of you can see what I'm doing wrong.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Martha McConaghy
Strategic Planner/Project Manager
Marist College
specs:
vendor : wxgoos
model : 3163
snmpver : 2
sysdesc : NETOS 6.0
oids:
upsEnvTempwx : .1.3.6.1.4.1.17373.2.2.1.5 : leaf
thresholds:
upsEnvTempwx : red : 105 : Temperature is very high
upsEnvTempwx : yellow : 99 : Temperature is high
message:
{upsEnvTempwx.errors}
Environment status:
Temperature: {upsEnvTempwx} F {yellow={upsEnvTempwx.thresh:yellow}F red=
{upsEnvTempwx.thresh:read}F}
list Dan McDonald
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On Tue, 2008-09-09 at 21:44 -0400, Martha McConaghy wrote:
I've been beating my head against a wall on this and finally admit I don't have a clue why it is not working. We're just getting started with Hobbit, but plan on making it our main monitoring solution. I've got devmon running with it and have been able to monitor the devices that already have templates. However, some of our devices don't have templates, so I'm trying to define one for them (Weather Goose environmental monitors).
I monitor these with mrtg and use bbmrtg to drop the status into hobbit. I have about 70 of them.
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To start, I'm just trying to define a simple temperature test. I can see that devmon is reading the files and all seems to be OK. However, I get the dreaded "No SNMP data found for upsenvTempwx on ..." and the test does not work. I can do an snmpget on the same oid and it returns data with no problem.
upsEnvTempwx : .1.3.6.1.4.1.17373.2.2.1.5 : leaf
it depends when version of code you are running on the weathergoose. in a few versions, when you poll that oid, it responds with an OID/Instance pair. snmpget doesn't seem to care. But SNMP_Tools.pm throws a fit when the request doesn't match the response. You might try .1.3.6.1.4.1.17373.2.2.1.5.1 instead.
thresholds:
Note that the watchdog reports degrees C, not F.
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upsEnvTempwx : red : 105 : Temperature is very high upsEnvTempwx : yellow : 99 : Temperature is high
--
Daniel J McDonald, CCIE #2495, CISSP #78281, CNX Austin Energy http://www.austinenergy.com
list Vernon Everett
Hi all
Is there a document, web site or mailing list with more assistance for
Devmon?
Currently I am getting rather frustrated with it.
The instructions are something along the lines of
1. Install like so
2. ???
3. Results.
I need a little more help with step 2.
Even though I have followed step 1. to the letter and am getting
something that looks sane in the devmon hosts.db, I am still getting no
results in hobbit.
Nothing in the logs either :-(
Does devmon have a debug mode to force it to log?
In the bb-hosts file, I have this.
11.22.33.44 filer # netapp COMMENT:"Netapp01"
DEVMON:tests(if_load,status,netapptemp),cid(Secret)
In he hosts.db I get this
filer11.22.33.44Network AppliancesNetApp
v1.0if_load,status,netapptempSecret
Crontab -l */5 * * * * /usr/local/devmon/devmon --readbbhosts
My devmon.cfg looks like this
MULTINODE=NO
BBHOSTS=/etc/hobbit/bb-hosts
BBTAG=DEVMON
SNMPCIDS=public,private,Secret
NODENAME=HOSTNAME
PIDFILE=/var/run/devmon/devmon.pid
LOGFILE=/var/log/hobbit/devmon.log
DBHOST=1.2.3.4
DBNAME=devmon
DBUSER=devmon
DBPASS=devmon
BBTYPE=hobbit
DISPSERV=localhost
DISPPORT=1984
MSGSIZE=8096
MSGSLEEP=10
CYCLETIME=60
DEADTIME=180
CLEARTIME=180
NUMFORKS=10
MAXPOLLTIME=30
SNMPTIMEOUT=2
SNMPTRIES=5
But still nothing in Hobbit.
What now?
Cheers
Vernon
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list Buchan Milne
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On Friday 12 September 2008 05:57:32 Everett, Vernon wrote:
Hi all Is there a document, web site or mailing list with more assistance for Devmon?
The devmon mailing lists are available from the sourceforge page.
Currently I am getting rather frustrated with it. The instructions
Which "instructions"? Devmon ships with an INSTALLATION file, and a USING file. I really can't see what is missing in the documentation, and unless you're more specific about which documentation you followed, I can't improve it.
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are something along the lines of 1. Install like so 2. ??? 3. Results. I need a little more help with step 2. Even though I have followed step 1. to the letter and am getting something that looks sane in the devmon hosts.db, I am still getting no results in hobbit. Nothing in the logs either :-( Does devmon have a debug mode to force it to log?
I assume you've run --help, which lists:
Usage: devmon [arguments]
Arguments:
-c Specify config file location
-d Specify database file location
-f Run in foreground. Prevents running in daemon mode.
-p Print message. Don't send message to display server.
print it to stdout
-v Verbose mode. The more v's, the more vebose logging.
--debug Print debug output (this can be quite extensive).
Mutually exclusive arguments:
--readbbhosts Read in data from the BigBrother/Hobbit hosts file
--syncconfig Update multinode DB with the global config options
configured on this local node.
--synctemplates Update multinode device templates with the template
data on this local node.
--resetowners Reset multinode device ownership data. This will
cause all nodes to recalculate ownership data.
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In the bb-hosts file, I have this. 11.22.33.44 filer # netapp COMMENT:"Netapp01" DEVMON:tests(if_load,status,netapptemp),cid(Secret) In he hosts.db I get this filer 11.22.33.44 Network Appliances NetApp v1.0 if_load,status,netapptemp Secret Crontab -l */5 * * * * /usr/local/devmon/devmon --readbbhosts
I don't use this myself, and running it every 5 minutes is a bit excessive. I assume you are aware that this does *nothing* besides update the hosts.db file, it doesn't actually poll any devices.
My devmon.cfg looks like this MULTINODE=NO BBHOSTS=/etc/hobbit/bb-hosts BBTAG=DEVMON SNMPCIDS=public,private,Secret NODENAME=HOSTNAME PIDFILE=/var/run/devmon/devmon.pid
Is this file writable by the user that runs devmon?
LOGFILE=/var/log/hobbit/devmon.log
Same question here.
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DBHOST=1.2.3.4 DBNAME=devmon DBUSER=devmon DBPASS=devmon BBTYPE=hobbit DISPSERV=localhost DISPPORT=1984 MSGSIZE=8096 MSGSLEEP=10 CYCLETIME=60 DEADTIME=180 CLEARTIME=180 NUMFORKS=10 MAXPOLLTIME=30 SNMPTIMEOUT=2 SNMPTRIES=5 But still nothing in Hobbit. What now?
Did you actually *start* devmon? A sample init script is provided in the extras directory. This is covered in points 6 and 7 of the INSTALLATION file ... Regards, Buchan
list Geoff Hallford
Yes, I believe you are correct that it is not started. Use the init script or just run the devmon executable and it should spawn some daemons. The --readbbhosts just imports the configs from bbhosts but doesn't actually run the tests and send the results. 'Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded.' --Yogi Berra
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On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 2:33 AM, Buchan Milne <user-9b139aff4dec@xymon.invalid>wrote:
On Friday 12 September 2008 05:57:32 Everett, Vernon wrote:Hi all Is there a document, web site or mailing list with more assistance for Devmon?The devmon mailing lists are available from the sourceforge page.Currently I am getting rather frustrated with it. The instructionsWhich "instructions"? Devmon ships with an INSTALLATION file, and a USING file. I really can't see what is missing in the documentation, and unless you're more specific about which documentation you followed, I can't improve it.are something along the lines of 1. Install like so 2. ??? 3. Results. I need a little more help with step 2. Even though I have followed step 1. to the letter and am getting something that looks sane in the devmon hosts.db, I am still getting no results in hobbit. Nothing in the logs either :-( Does devmon have a debug mode to force it to log?I assume you've run --help, which lists: Usage: devmon [arguments] Arguments: -c Specify config file location -d Specify database file location -f Run in foreground. Prevents running in daemon mode. -p Print message. Don't send message to display server. print it to stdout -v Verbose mode. The more v's, the more vebose logging. --debug Print debug output (this can be quite extensive). Mutually exclusive arguments: --readbbhosts Read in data from the BigBrother/Hobbit hosts file --syncconfig Update multinode DB with the global config options configured on this local node. --synctemplates Update multinode device templates with the template data on this local node. --resetowners Reset multinode device ownership data. This will cause all nodes to recalculate ownership data.In the bb-hosts file, I have this. 11.22.33.44 filer # netapp COMMENT:"Netapp01" DEVMON:tests(if_load,status,netapptemp),cid(Secret) In he hosts.db I get this filer 11.22.33.44 Network Appliances NetApp v1.0 if_load,status,netapptemp Secret Crontab -l */5 * * * * /usr/local/devmon/devmon --readbbhostsI don't use this myself, and running it every 5 minutes is a bit excessive. I assume you are aware that this does *nothing* besides update the hosts.db file, it doesn't actually poll any devices.My devmon.cfg looks like this MULTINODE=NO BBHOSTS=/etc/hobbit/bb-hosts BBTAG=DEVMON SNMPCIDS=public,private,Secret NODENAME=HOSTNAME PIDFILE=/var/run/devmon/devmon.pidIs this file writable by the user that runs devmon?LOGFILE=/var/log/hobbit/devmon.logSame question here.DBHOST=1.2.3.4 DBNAME=devmon DBUSER=devmon DBPASS=devmon BBTYPE=hobbit DISPSERV=localhost DISPPORT=1984 MSGSIZE=8096 MSGSLEEP=10 CYCLETIME=60 DEADTIME=180 CLEARTIME=180 NUMFORKS=10 MAXPOLLTIME=30 SNMPTIMEOUT=2 SNMPTRIES=5 But still nothing in Hobbit. What now?Did you actually *start* devmon? A sample init script is provided in the extras directory. This is covered in points 6 and 7 of the INSTALLATION file ... Regards, Buchan