Monitoring Older Servers

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barry_mclellan
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Monitoring Older Servers

Post by barry_mclellan »

Hello, we have several (100+) old servers in our environment:
> HP-UX 10.01, 11.11, 11.0, 11.23
> Solaris Sparc 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
> Solarix x86 9, 10
> VaxVMS

Would Nagio's be a good fit to monitor these old servers? Where would you being to look for such things as monitoring hardware failures or performance metrics on an old Solaris 7 server?


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slansing
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Re: Monitoring Older Servers

Post by slansing »

Yes this should be doable, if by nothing else you could use check_by_ssh, NRPE, NCPA, or a myriad of passive checks/agent combinations. It's really just down to how you want to do it, and what type of information you want to gather from each type of system.
barry_mclellan
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Re: Monitoring Older Servers

Post by barry_mclellan »

Hello,

Do you know if there are already any existing Solaris binaries out there that may save me some work?



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Barry
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Re: Monitoring Older Servers

Post by abrist »

Here are some links, but due to certain dependency/library issues, your mileage may vary:
http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Pl ... 29/details
http://www.opencsw.org/packages/nrpe/
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barry_mclellan
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Re: Monitoring Older Servers

Post by barry_mclellan »

Thanks! Hopefully this will work on our Solaris 10 servers!
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Re: Monitoring Older Servers

Post by tmcdonald »

We can keep this thread open until you get back to us, whether it succeeds or not.
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