Monitoring IBM V7000
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srikanth.kallu
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Monitoring IBM V7000
Hi,
I am trying to monitor IBM V7000 through SNMP as part of it i need to specify my SNMP server IP address to recive event logs.
Now I am thinking if i need to monitor with nagios i need to make nagios as SNMP server, How do i make this ?
Thanks,
Srikanth.
I am trying to monitor IBM V7000 through SNMP as part of it i need to specify my SNMP server IP address to recive event logs.
Now I am thinking if i need to monitor with nagios i need to make nagios as SNMP server, How do i make this ?
Thanks,
Srikanth.
Re: Monitoring IBM V7000
Are you talking about using SNMP Traps? If so, this doc should be all you need:
http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... ios_XI.pdf
http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... ios_XI.pdf
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srikanth.kallu
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Re: Monitoring IBM V7000
Hi,
I am trying to be able to send eventlog to nagios server can i achive that by doing SNMP traps ?
I am trying to be able to send eventlog to nagios server can i achive that by doing SNMP traps ?
Re: Monitoring IBM V7000
You can do it via traps, but I was more trying to ask if you wanted to. The doc will explain how to set up Nagios XI to receive traps, but if you just want to use active checks for SNMP you can do that with just the plugin. We have a SNMP wizard for just such a thing.
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srikanth.kallu
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Re: Monitoring IBM V7000
I installed SNMP trap as shown in the document and configured with SNMP traps wizard.
No it would always remain on " Waiting for trap "
No it would always remain on " Waiting for trap "
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scottwilkerson
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Re: Monitoring IBM V7000
By chance do you have anything listed under Admin -> Unconfigured Objects ?
This can happen if the hostname you have configured in Nagios XI is different than the sending server.
Also, are the traps showing if you run the following from the command line
If so, you likely have not added the necessary MIBs for Nagios to recognize the traps it is receiving.
This can happen if the hostname you have configured in Nagios XI is different than the sending server.
Also, are the traps showing if you run the following from the command line
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tail -f /var/log/snmptt/snmpttunknown.log-
srikanth.kallu
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Re: Monitoring IBM V7000
I have few other hosts listed in unconfigured objects but not the host or services of this server
/var/log/snmptt/snmpttunknown.log does not exist. and how do i add MIBs
/var/log/snmptt/snmpttunknown.log does not exist. and how do i add MIBs
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scottwilkerson
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Re: Monitoring IBM V7000
That is strange, are you sure you followed this doc and setup snmptt?srikanth.kallu wrote: /var/log/snmptt/snmpttunknown.log does not exist. and how do i add MIBs
http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... ios_XI.pdf
Page 2 of the doc covers adding the MIBs and a command that needs to run to add the MIB's information to the snmptt.conf file
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addmib <PATH_TO_MIB>-
srikanth.kallu
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Re: Monitoring IBM V7000
From where do MIB file ?
I am trying to monitor a log file are there any specific MIBs for this ?
I am trying to monitor a log file are there any specific MIBs for this ?
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scottwilkerson
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Re: Monitoring IBM V7000
Ok, I think you misunderstand how Traps work..
Your Server / Device will need to know how to send what you are expecting to a host (in our case Nagios XI) and will have MIB file that are used to explain what it is sending. These file you would get from the vendor of the hardware.
Your Server / Device will need to know how to send what you are expecting to a host (in our case Nagios XI) and will have MIB file that are used to explain what it is sending. These file you would get from the vendor of the hardware.