JFF Network Management System (NMS)

I've got JFF monitoring 50ish FreeBSD servers that are 3.x, 4.x, 5.x,
and 6.0, all work fine. In most cases, net-snmp from ports. Does your
SNMP config work in general?

My FreeBSD installs show CPU, memory, disk, ethernet, etc. Everything
I need it to monitor, essentially.

--falz
On 12/27/05, Tim Nelson <tnelson@...> wrote:
> I am trying to get JFFNMS to show CPU usage, loads, memory usage,
> bandwidth usage, etc... on a large number of FreeBSD servers. Each of
> the servers are running either FreeBSD 5.4 or 4.11 with Net-SNMP 5.2.1
> installed via Ports. When discovery is run, I am only able to see "Cisco
> NAT" as an available interface. I've done a proper snmpwalk from the
> JFFNMS server via the command line and have spectacular results. Am I
> missing something in JFFNMS? What is the current state of support for
> FreeBSD or other *BSD systems in JFFNMS? Any ideas on getting the proper
> results?
>
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>
> Tim Nelson
> Utaria Systems Administrator
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Yes, my SNMP config works just fine. I am able to snmpwalk the MIB tree 
just fine and see proper values for network interfaces, CPU, memory, etc...

Tim Nelson
Utaria Systems Administrator
tnelson@...


falz wrote:

>I've got JFF monitoring 50ish FreeBSD servers that are 3.x, 4.x, 5.x,
>and 6.0, all work fine. In most cases, net-snmp from ports. Does your
>SNMP config work in general?
>
>My FreeBSD installs show CPU, memory, disk, ethernet, etc. Everything
>I need it to monitor, essentially.
>
>--falz
>On 12/27/05, Tim Nelson <tnelson@...> wrote:
>  
>
>>I am trying to get JFFNMS to show CPU usage, loads, memory usage,
>>bandwidth usage, etc... on a large number of FreeBSD servers. Each of
>>the servers are running either FreeBSD 5.4 or 4.11 with Net-SNMP 5.2.1
>>installed via Ports. When discovery is run, I am only able to see "Cisco
>>NAT" as an available interface. I've done a proper snmpwalk from the
>>JFFNMS server via the command line and have spectacular results. Am I
>>missing something in JFFNMS? What is the current state of support for
>>FreeBSD or other *BSD systems in JFFNMS? Any ideas on getting the proper
>>results?
>>
>>--
>>
>>Tim Nelson
>>Utaria Systems Administrator
>>tnelson@...
>>
>>
>>
>>
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On 12/29/05, Tim Nelson <tnelson@...> wrote:
> Yes, my SNMP config works just fine. I am able to snmpwalk the MIB tree
> just fine and see proper values for network interfaces, CPU, memory, etc.=
..

Perhaps something got mangled during your install. Also, are you
choosing SNMPv1 when you add hosts? You must.

--falz