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Re: [Devmon] Where Are The Latest Devmon Templates?

[<wis...@ho...>]

I'd love to, but am not sure how it is done, willing to try though.  Any pointers you might have would be GREATLY appreciated.  Also, I assume by MIB, you are referring to just the ONE file I can find on various MIB repositories?

In the meantime, I recall seeing some somewhere for other devices, mostly HP printers.

.vadim

> Hi Vadim,
> You may want to look into rolling your own; it takes a bit of tinkering, but if you can locate the mib info for your device, you're halfway there.
> G
> Best of luck!
> Ryan
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>
>
> Anyone?
>
>>
>> Greetings;
>>
>> Are the templates at http://sourceforge.net/projects/devmon/files/ the latest/greatest templates known to man?
>>
>> I have a Cisco-7206 and I could have sworn it reports temperature, but there is no dir with files for that.
>>
>> Also, I am looking for where I can down the appropriate dir/files for an IBM Blade (E-Class). (Please help!!!)
>>
>> Many thanks,
>>
>> .vadim
>>
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Re: [Devmon] Where Are The Latest Devmon Templates?

[Ryan R. <rya...@gm...>]

Hi Vadim,
You may want to look into rolling your own; it takes a bit of tinkering, but if you can locate the mib info for your device, you're halfway there.
G
Best of luck!
Ryan
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Date: Fri, 15 Jan 2010 10:28:03 
To: <dev...@li...>
Subject: Re: [Devmon] Where Are The Latest Devmon Templates?


Anyone? 

>
> Greetings;
>
> Are the templates at http://sourceforge.net/projects/devmon/files/ the latest/greatest templates known to man?
>
> I have a Cisco-7206 and I could have sworn it reports temperature, but there is no dir with files for that.
>
> Also, I am looking for where I can down the appropriate dir/files for an IBM Blade (E-Class). (Please help!!!)
>
> Many thanks,
>
> .vadim
>
 		 	   		  
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Re: [Devmon] Where Are The Latest Devmon Templates?

[<wis...@ho...>]

Anyone? 

>
> Greetings;
>
> Are the templates at http://sourceforge.net/projects/devmon/files/ the latest/greatest templates known to man?
>
> I have a Cisco-7206 and I could have sworn it reports temperature, but there is no dir with files for that.
>
> Also, I am looking for where I can down the appropriate dir/files for an IBM Blade (E-Class). (Please help!!!)
>
> Many thanks,
>
> .vadim
>
 		 	   		  

[Devmon] Where Are The Latest Devmon Templates?

[<wis...@ho...>]

Greetings;

Are the templates at http://sourceforge.net/projects/devmon/files/ the latest/greatest templates known to man?

I have a Cisco-7206 and I could have sworn it reports temperature, but there is no dir with files for that.

Also, I am looking for where I can down the appropriate dir/files for an IBM Blade (E-Class). (Please help!!!)

Many thanks,

.vadim

    Send
 		 	   		  

[Devmon] Looking For vendor-model Directory For Citrix Server & IBM E-Class Bladeserver

[<wis...@ho...>]

All;

I am extremely new to Devmon, found out about it from the Xymon list.  I've got it running sucessfully for my Cisco routers, and it's a great tool!

What I need to do now is to configure Devmon for a few other devices, initially my:

1, IBM E-Class Bladeserver (8677) chassis & management module.

2. My Citrix server (preferably for monitoring published apps, users, which users are using which apps, how long, etc.

Is there a location for these sub-dirs that I can place into my templates directory?

Many thanks in advance,


.vadim


 		 	   		  

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Re: [Devmon] Ignore shutdown interfaces on Cisco switches

[W.J.M. N. <ne...@nl...>]

Hello,

> On Tuesday, 29 December 2009 10:55:40 W.J.M. Nelis wrote:
>   
>> I recently solved a similar problem, with the additional restraint that
>> the "interesting interfaces" should be specified in the templates only,
>> while the interfaces which are shutdown are listed only in the bb-hosts
>> file.
>>     
>
> Devmon ignores interfaces which are "shut", so you shouldn't need to exclude 
> them in bb-hosts ...
>   
We're using devmon version 0.3.1-beta1. As the interfaces of Cisco 
switches which are "shutdown" (disabled)  do show up in the output of 
for instance if_err, there must be a problem over here. Does the version 
of Hobbit / Xymon one is using matters?

>> My final setup is as follows:
>>  - in the templates, file exceptions, the exception "only" is used to
>> select the interfaces of interest. The exception "ignore" is thus not used.
>>  - in bb-hosts, for "all" tests, the "ignore" exception is used and the
>> "only" exception is not used.
>>     
>
> This is obviously not a generic solution, which means that you have to 
> maintain local modifications to the templates (which is not what I want to  
> encourage).
>   
I was not aware of this design / usage rule. I thought it to be normal 
that one changes the templates to match the local conditions, at least 
the thresholds.

>> Thus the devmon configuration in bb-hosts does not contain dependencies
>> on tests, which is encoded only in the templates. The devmon
>> configuration in bb-hosts does contain for each networking device the
>> list of disabled interfaces. In my case, those lists are generated from
>> a configuration database.
>>     
>
> BTW, I've got a local hack to write some devmon test data to a database ... 
> there are some minor issues with the feature I was wanting to create 
> (effectively using devmon as part of a network discovery tool). Would this be 
> of interest?
>   
No, I don't think so. We're running a network-discovery script, which 
generates a database. Using this database about 10 configuration files 
are generated, amongst them (parts of the) configuration files for Xymon 
(devmon) and MRTG. A closed loop (database -> devmon -> database) does 
not seem to be a good idea.

Regards,
  Wim Nelis.



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Re: [Devmon] Ignore shutdown interfaces on Cisco switches

[Buchan M. <bg...@st...>]

On Tuesday, 29 December 2009 10:55:40 W.J.M. Nelis wrote:
> > On Monday, 26 October 2009 06:42:16 Colin Coe wrote:
> > > Hi all
> > >
> > > Apologies if this has been asked (and answered) in the past but google
> > > hasn't found me what I want.
> > >
> > > I've just setup Xymon and devmon and I'm monitoring Cisco switches
> > > among other devices. The problem is that switch interfaces that have
> > > no devices attached are causing the device to be shown in red.
> >
> > Firstly, I note that you should consider whether this should be the
> > correct
> > practice. E.g., in some environments I have worked in, the requirement
> > is that
> > unused ports be shut, or that unused ports that are not shut be in a
> > restricted VLAN, and are only allowed on some switch blades (and
> > configuration
> > management tools/processes in place to inform everyone of changes that
> > are
> > made).
> >
> > > Is
> > > there a way to prevent this?
> >
> > Sure, add exceptions for the interfaces, e.g.:
> >
> > DEVMON:except(if
> > _stat;ifName;na:Gi11/.*|Gi4/.*|ATM2/0.*|Gi5/46|GI7/1|ma0|CPP*)
> >
> > If you have a few specific interfaces that you want alarms on, you can
> > do it
> > the other way, e.g. with (if_stat;ifName;ao;Gi1/.*). Please see the
> > coverage
> > of the except option in the "USING" file for more detail.
> 
> I recently solved a similar problem, with the additional restraint that
> the "interesting interfaces" should be specified in the templates only,
> while the interfaces which are shutdown are listed only in the bb-hosts
> file.

Devmon ignores interfaces which are "shut", so you shouldn't need to exclude 
them in bb-hosts ...

> My final setup is as follows:
>  - in the templates, file exceptions, the exception "only" is used to
> select the interfaces of interest. The exception "ignore" is thus not used.
>  - in bb-hosts, for "all" tests, the "ignore" exception is used and the
> "only" exception is not used.

This is obviously not a generic solution, which means that you have to 
maintain local modifications to the templates (which is not what I want to  
encourage).

> Thus the devmon configuration in bb-hosts does not contain dependencies
> on tests, which is encoded only in the templates. The devmon
> configuration in bb-hosts does contain for each networking device the
> list of disabled interfaces. In my case, those lists are generated from
> a configuration database.

BTW, I've got a local hack to write some devmon test data to a database ... 
there are some minor issues with the feature I was wanting to create 
(effectively using devmon as part of a network discovery tool). Would this be 
of interest?

> For example:
>  in /opt/devmon/templates/cisco-6509/exceptions:
>     ifName : only   : Gi.+|Po.+
>  in /home/xymon/server/etc/bb-hosts:
>     DEVMON:model(cisco;6509),except(all;ifName;i:Gi5/1|Gi5/2)
> 
> The nett result is that the interesting interfaces which are not
> disabled are shown by devmon.

But, my 6509's and 6513's with Fa interfaces (some of which are connected to 
critical servers) and a 6513 with a PO (STM) interface - one of our two links 
to our upstream provider - would not benefit from something like this, so 
you'll have to maintain this locally, where you could have excluded all 
interfaces classes with a regex in your except option in bb-hosts.

So, it may work for you, but I would prefer to not recommend local changes to 
templates where they can easily be avoided, and that people push required 
changes to templates (and new ones) upstream.

Regards,
Buchan

Re: [Devmon] Ignore shutdown interfaces on Cisco switches

[W.J.M. N. <ne...@nl...>]

> On Monday, 26 October 2009 06:42:16 Colin Coe wrote:
> > Hi all
> >
> > Apologies if this has been asked (and answered) in the past but google
> > hasn't found me what I want.
> >
> > I've just setup Xymon and devmon and I'm monitoring Cisco switches
> > among other devices. The problem is that switch interfaces that have
> > no devices attached are causing the device to be shown in red.
>
> Firstly, I note that you should consider whether this should be the 
> correct
> practice. E.g., in some environments I have worked in, the requirement 
> is that
> unused ports be shut, or that unused ports that are not shut be in a
> restricted VLAN, and are only allowed on some switch blades (and 
> configuration
> management tools/processes in place to inform everyone of changes that 
> are
> made).
>
> > Is
> > there a way to prevent this?
>
> Sure, add exceptions for the interfaces, e.g.:
>
> DEVMON:except(if
> _stat;ifName;na:Gi11/.*|Gi4/.*|ATM2/0.*|Gi5/46|GI7/1|ma0|CPP*)
>
> If you have a few specific interfaces that you want alarms on, you can 
> do it
> the other way, e.g. with (if_stat;ifName;ao;Gi1/.*). Please see the 
> coverage
> of the except option in the "USING" file for more detail.
I recently solved a similar problem, with the additional restraint that 
the "interesting interfaces" should be specified in the templates only, 
while the interfaces which are shutdown are listed only in the bb-hosts 
file. My final setup is as follows:
 - in the templates, file exceptions, the exception "only" is used to 
select the interfaces of interest. The exception "ignore" is thus not used.
 - in bb-hosts, for "all" tests, the "ignore" exception is used and the 
"only" exception is not used.

Thus the devmon configuration in bb-hosts does not contain dependencies 
on tests, which is encoded only in the templates. The devmon 
configuration in bb-hosts does contain for each networking device the 
list of disabled interfaces. In my case, those lists are generated from 
a configuration database.

For example:
 in /opt/devmon/templates/cisco-6509/exceptions:
    ifName : only   : Gi.+|Po.+
 in /home/xymon/server/etc/bb-hosts:
    DEVMON:model(cisco;6509),except(all;ifName;i:Gi5/1|Gi5/2)

The nett result is that the interesting interfaces which are not 
disabled are shown by devmon.

Regards,
  Wim Nelis.



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[Devmon] Interface descriptions in if_load graph titles

[Buchan M. <bg...@st...>]

Prompted by Wim's post on the Hobbit list, I made a quick script to use for a 
custom title for the if_load graphs.

It is (at present) using a perl module (Xymon::Client) which I've started, and 
for which I am looking at use cases. For this use case, it could easily enough 
be replaced with a call to 'bb' if you don't want this additional dependency.

To use this:

1)Edit hobbitserver.cfg, add a PERL5LIB pointing to a directory under which 
you will install the attached Client.pm file. I used:

PERL5LIB=$BBHOME/perl

2)In the directory, create a directory named "Xymon", and place Client.pm in 
the directory (e.g. $BBHOME/perl/Xymon)
3)Save the attached devmongraphtitle.pl somewhere (I used $BBHOME/ext) 
4)Test that as the user your xymon runs as, under a xymon environment (e.g. 
after 'bbcmd bash') you can execute the script successfully. With no 
arguments, the output should be "Network Traffic"
5)Modify your devmon-graph.cfg (or whichever file has the graph definitions for 
if_load), so that you have something like:

TITLE exec:$BBHOME/ext/devmongraphtitle.pl

instead of the original:
TITLE Network Traffic

If it all works, you should now have the interface description in all your 
if_load graphs (for interfaces that have descriptions).

Let me know what you think (of either ...).

Once I find a home for Xymon::Client, I will probably add devmongraphtitle.pl 
to the extras directory in svn.

Regards,
Buchan

[Devmon] Conditional change of measured / computed value

[W.J.M. N. <ne...@nl...>]

Hello,

monitoring a Cisco switch with devmon 0.3.1-beta1, the test if_dsc 
sometimes gives an alert on a (temporarily) unused interface. The switch 
seems to drop packets (broadcasts?) if the attached host is shut down, 
which is no problem. I would like to prevent a 
packet-drop-threshold-exceeded alert from being generated in such a case.

I've tried to suppress alerts by setting the measured discard rate to 
zero if the packet rate on that interface is small. With ifInPps being 
the input packet rate, if OutPps the output packet rate, the following 
transformation is used:

 ifInDpsR    : DELTA         : {ifInDiscards}
 ifInDps     : SWITCH        : {ifInPps}  <1 = 0, >0 = {ifInDpsR}
 ifOutDpsR   : DELTA         : {ifOutDiscards}
 ifOutDps    : SWITCH        : {ifOutPps} <1 = 0, >0 = {ifOutDpsR}
 ifInDscPct  : MATH          : ({ifInDps}  / {ifInPps} ) x 100
 ifOutDscPct : MATH          : ({ifOutDps} / {ifOutPps}) x 100

It results in a fatal error in devmon:

Got unexpected error while performing math transform on oid ifOutDscPct 
for nlrdlx05: Can't use string ("1") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" 
in use at /opt/devmon-0.3.1-beta1/modules/dm_tests.pm line 2521, 
<$__ANONIO__> line 28512.

How should one change the value of an OID alias?

Kind regards,
  Wim Nelis.



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Re: [Devmon] Dormant interface as Green for one single interface

[Brian D. <bri...@cr...>]

Hi Loris

Try shutdown the interface on the router itself

Brian

lor...@pn... wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> I'm running Devmon version 0.3.1-beta1 .
> Is it possible to get the Dormant status interpreted as Green for one
> single interface on a Cisco Router?
> If so, what is the syntax to use in bb-hosts?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Loris Serena
>
>
>
>
>
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[Devmon] Dormant interface as Green for one single interface

[<lor...@pn...>]

Hello List,

I'm running Devmon version 0.3.1-beta1 .
Is it possible to get the Dormant status interpreted as Green for one
single interface on a Cisco Router?
If so, what is the syntax to use in bb-hosts?

Thanks in advance

Loris Serena

[Devmon] Clearing "errors in" on cisco 3500XL

[Brian D. <bri...@cr...>]

Hi Guys,

I am not sure if this is a devmon or hobbit question so I am mailing 
both parties. I am currently monitoring a Cisco 3500XL which is showing 
alot of "erros in" under the if_err section. When I clear the counters 
of the switch, everything returns to zero except "errors in" which still 
remains at the same level it was before clearing the counters.  Does 
anybody know how to clear these values?

Brian

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Re: [Devmon] Cisco router not collecting data

[White, B. <be...@fe...>]

Also, make sure you are running the SNMP modules on the router.  Finally, I have found it depends on the version of the O/S on the device.   Some of the older versions will not produce the SNMP data for all the tests in devmon. 

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From: Guðmundur Örn Ingvarsson [mailto:Gud...@la...] 
Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 9:14 AM
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Subject: Re: [Devmon] Cisco router not collecting data

Seems clear that you either have the wrong SNMP community or have an access list on your routers that restricts either SNMP access or maybe a firewall is blocking the access.

These should be your first areas to check.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Ambati Srinivas [mailto:am....@gm...] 
Sent: 8. desember 2009 12:55
To: dev...@li...
Subject: [Devmon] Cisco router not collecting data

Hi,

Please help me on this one.

I have added Cisco routers and Switches to Xymon server. I had successful
data collection from some of them however majority of them are not
collecting data except conn, info and trends. read-strings are perfect as
the same is for all devices.


XXXXX3512    -     -     -     conn:green:1d08h17m     -     -     -     -
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -
info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -
    trends:green:     -     -

XXXXX3512    -     -     -     conn:red:1d08h16m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

XXXXXcrtr    -     -     -     conn:green:23h27m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

XXXXXcrtr    -     -     -     conn:green:23h27m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

XXXXXcrtr    -     -     -     conn:green:23h27m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

please see out come of :

-bash-3.00$ less disco
[09-12-08@20:40:54] SNMP querying all hosts in bb-hosts file, please wait...
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Querying pre-existing hosts
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3550 as a cisco 3550
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX2950 as a cisco 2950
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3750 as a cisco 3750
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3750 as a cisco 3750
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX2950 as a cisco 2950
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3548 as a cisco 3500
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXXcrtr as a cisco 3640
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Querying new hosts using cid 'public' and snmp v2
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] Querying new hosts using cid 'private' and snmp v2
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924c (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] Querying new hosts using cid 'public' and snmp v1
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] Querying new hosts using cid 'private' and snmp v1
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXX2924
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXX2950
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXXcrtr
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXX3512
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXXcrtr
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXXcrtr
-bash-3.00$


Please advice and let me know how this issue can be resolved.

Thanks a lot.

Srinu
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Re: [Devmon] Threshold for interfaces

[Buchan M. <bg...@st...>]

On Tuesday, 8 December 2009 16:19:36 Guðmundur Örn Ingvarsson wrote:
> Nope
> 
> Try something like this
> 
> Given your oids file has the following
> ifBps           : .1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.5          : branch
> ifInOctets      : .1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.10         : branch
> 
> Your transforms file would have this
> ifInBps         : MATH          : {ifInOps} x 8cat oi
> ifInLoad        : MATH          : ({ifInBps} / {ifBps}) x 100
> 
> In your thresholds file you would have this
> ifInLoad       : green         : <80    : {ifName} load is normal
> ifInLoad       : yellow        : >79    : {ifName} load is high
> ifInLoad       : red           : >89    : {ifName} load is very high
> 
> Not sure what r:10 and y:9 stands for in your case but the above is how
>  it's normally done

You don't need to edit templates to apply device-specific thresholds ...

Re: [Devmon] Threshold for interfaces

[Buchan M. <bg...@st...>]

On Monday, 7 December 2009 20:46:04 mario andre wrote:
> Hi friends,
> 
> I'm trying to create a threshold for a especific interface name like
> 
> thresh(if_load;port1;r:10;y:9) , Is it the correct way? Is it possible?
> 
> I've also tried   hresh(if_load;ifName:port1;r:10;y:9)

Should work, this example is from a setup that has worked for a long time:

thresh(if_load;Se10/0/0;y:101;r:101)

I assume you did run 'devmon --readbbhosts' or similar after making these 
modifications to bb-hosts ?

Regards,
Buchan

[Devmon] REGSUB enigma

[Guðmundur Ö. I. <Gud...@la...>]

Howdy good people of this mailing list

I'm trying to wrap my head around the REGSUB devmon uses but I'm not getting very far.
The objective is to replace the : sign in a Mac address to #

smMACAddressTxt                 : REGSUB        : {smMACAddress} /:/#/

This line substitutes the first : sign with # but then stops... I know this is perl regex as devmon exlains but the g for global doesn't work.
Anyone know what I need to do a global replace ?
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Re: [Devmon] Threshold for interfaces

[Guðmundur Ö. I. <Gud...@la...>]

Nope

Try something like this

Given your oids file has the following
ifBps           : .1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.5          : branch
ifInOctets      : .1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.10         : branch

Your transforms file would have this
ifInBps         : MATH          : {ifInOps} x 8cat oi	
ifInLoad        : MATH          : ({ifInBps} / {ifBps}) x 100

In your thresholds file you would have this
ifInLoad       : green         : <80    : {ifName} load is normal
ifInLoad       : yellow        : >79    : {ifName} load is high
ifInLoad       : red           : >89    : {ifName} load is very high

Not sure what r:10 and y:9 stands for in your case but the above is how it's normally done

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-----Original Message-----
From: mario andre [mailto:row...@gm...] 
Sent: 7. desember 2009 19:46
To: dev...@li...
Subject: [Devmon] Threshold for interfaces

Hi friends,

I'm trying to create a threshold for a especific interface name like

thresh(if_load;port1;r:10;y:9) , Is it the correct way? Is it possible?

I've also tried   hresh(if_load;ifName:port1;r:10;y:9)

Thanks in advance,

Mario.
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Re: [Devmon] Cisco router not collecting data

[Guðmundur Ö. I. <Gud...@la...>]

Seems clear that you either have the wrong SNMP community or have an access list on your routers that restricts either SNMP access or maybe a firewall is blocking the access.

These should be your first areas to check.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Ambati Srinivas [mailto:am....@gm...] 
Sent: 8. desember 2009 12:55
To: dev...@li...
Subject: [Devmon] Cisco router not collecting data

Hi,

Please help me on this one.

I have added Cisco routers and Switches to Xymon server. I had successful
data collection from some of them however majority of them are not
collecting data except conn, info and trends. read-strings are perfect as
the same is for all devices.


XXXXX3512    -     -     -     conn:green:1d08h17m     -     -     -     -
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -
info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -
    trends:green:     -     -

XXXXX3512    -     -     -     conn:red:1d08h16m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

XXXXXcrtr    -     -     -     conn:green:23h27m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

XXXXXcrtr    -     -     -     conn:green:23h27m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

XXXXXcrtr    -     -     -     conn:green:23h27m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

please see out come of :

-bash-3.00$ less disco
[09-12-08@20:40:54] SNMP querying all hosts in bb-hosts file, please wait...
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Querying pre-existing hosts
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3550 as a cisco 3550
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX2950 as a cisco 2950
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3750 as a cisco 3750
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3750 as a cisco 3750
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX2950 as a cisco 2950
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3548 as a cisco 3500
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXXcrtr as a cisco 3640
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Querying new hosts using cid 'public' and snmp v2
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] Querying new hosts using cid 'private' and snmp v2
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924c (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] Querying new hosts using cid 'public' and snmp v1
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] Querying new hosts using cid 'private' and snmp v1
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXX2924
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXX2950
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXXcrtr
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXX3512
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXXcrtr
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXXcrtr
-bash-3.00$


Please advice and let me know how this issue can be resolved.

Thanks a lot.

Srinu
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[Devmon] Cisco router not collecting data

[Ambati S. <am....@gm...>]

Hi,

Please help me on this one.

I have added Cisco routers and Switches to Xymon server. I had successful
data collection from some of them however majority of them are not
collecting data except conn, info and trends. read-strings are perfect as
the same is for all devices.


XXXXX3512    -     -     -     conn:green:1d08h17m     -     -     -     -
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -
info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -
    trends:green:     -     -

XXXXX3512    -     -     -     conn:red:1d08h16m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

XXXXXcrtr    -     -     -     conn:green:23h27m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

XXXXXcrtr    -     -     -     conn:green:23h27m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

XXXXXcrtr    -     -     -     conn:green:23h27m     -     -     -     -
-     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     info:green:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     trends:green:     -
-

please see out come of :

-bash-3.00$ less disco
[09-12-08@20:40:54] SNMP querying all hosts in bb-hosts file, please wait...
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Querying pre-existing hosts
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3550 as a cisco 3550
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX2950 as a cisco 2950
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3750 as a cisco 3750
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3750 as a cisco 3750
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX2950 as a cisco 2950
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXX3548 as a cisco 3500
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Discovered XXXXXcrtr as a cisco 3640
[09-12-08@20:40:54] Querying new hosts using cid 'public' and snmp v2
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:04] Querying new hosts using cid 'private' and snmp v2
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924c (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:14] Querying new hosts using cid 'public' and snmp v1
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:24] Querying new hosts using cid 'private' and snmp v1
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2924 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX2950 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXX3512 (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] ERROR: snmpget XXXXXcrtr (no response received)
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXX2924
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXX2950
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXXcrtr
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXX3512
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXXcrtr
[09-12-08@20:41:34] Could not query device: XXXXXcrtr
-bash-3.00$


Please advice and let me know how this issue can be resolved.

Thanks a lot.

Srinu

[Devmon] Threshold for interfaces

[mario a. <row...@gm...>]

Hi friends,

I'm trying to create a threshold for a especific interface name like

thresh(if_load;port1;r:10;y:9) , Is it the correct way? Is it possible?

I've also tried   hresh(if_load;ifName:port1;r:10;y:9)

Thanks in advance,

Mario.