I'd the idea of a "Generic Interface Type" where you could manually add
interfaces that will really be OIDs to monitor and all the behavior will be
managed by interface type fields.
Javier
Abel Aberra wrote:
Javier,
I was wondering if it could be setup where we could create a
default interface type where one can provide the oid and monitoring
setup so that new interfaces can be added if people knew the OIDs
withouth having to code all the backend things.... I guess more
discussion would be necessary but I was just thinking of a way for user
to be able to determine OIDs and data types and have jffnms support a
few different types so things that are standard like HDs, Interfaces,
and Memory on nonstandard OIDs could be monitored.
Let me know what you think when you get a chance.
How is the testing on Solaris going? I haven't seen too many problems
myself... Most of the steps translate pretty well to Solaris. They only
problem is getting all the packages installed to compile! Solaris isn't
too freindly when it comes to compiling.
Take care.
*/Javier Szyszlican <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
Chris,
This is currently in my "083" folder.
- DNS monitoring using Pear/DNS by Thomas Mangin
- Mouse Over hosts timeout
- Ping and Traceroute Tools by Eugene Turovsky
- Revise option in the Manual discovery (to updates what has changes
manually)
- Support RRDtool 1.2.x completly
- CPU Monitoring for Cisco 7500 and 12000
- Check to see if we're in Solaris to use "ps -eo args" insteas of
"ps axo"
- PostgreSQL fixes (Date and NAD)
I plan on 0.8.3 to include small stuff. Since I'll be very busy
working I don't
know if I could support or code a big change at the moment.
But as a result of my job (where I'm using JFFNMS a lot) there will
be some
enhancements and fixes (like the PostgreSQL stuff).
Javier
Chris Hammond wrote:
> Hey Javier, I know it is early in the works but what goodies do
you have
> planned for the next version?
> Do you have any specific plans that you could say I want this in
0.8.3
> and this in 0.8.4 and so on?
> Also, what new interface types do you need access to or testing
on that
> we could help with?
>
> Thanks
> Chris
>
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