Monitoring appliances
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ancovington
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Monitoring appliances
Is it possible to monitor our firewall appliances and web filtering appliance Palo Alto?
Re: Monitoring appliances
That a bit of a vague question, but yes it is *possible*. Whether or not a plugin specifically tailored to your device exists, however, I do not know.
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ancovington
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Re: Monitoring appliances
Because there isn't a plugin specifically for our palo alto device, will using snmp suffice?
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slansing
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Re: Monitoring appliances
We can do some looking around, what is the exact device? Besides "Palo Alto" It must have a model or series number of some sort. As long as it can either send SNMP traps, or has a snmp daemon on the device you should be able to check it with SNMP just fine.
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ancovington
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Re: Monitoring appliances
This can be closed. The admin for that device no longer wants Nagios to monitor it.