On Thu, Nov 09, 2006 at 11:38:20AM +0100, LIMA David wrote:
> I would like to implement a JFFNMS cluster based on 2 servers to continuously 
> monitor devices. 
> 
> I don't know exactly how to achieve the mysql replication for the NMS, 
> because the database are not exactly the same for each member of the cluster 
> (trigger and profil tables differs: alerts are sent through two different GSM 
> modem that have different providers and each trigger on the second member 
> starts with something like "if host NMS1 is down then ...." so each 
> alarm/event is only sent once).
Are you doing this for redundancy?  If so perhaps this may work:
  * replicate selected tables, eg host and interface. from one DB to the
    other, it makes sure both are monitoring the same stuff.
  * Run the two JFFNMS polling hosts independently
  * Fiddle with the action *plugins* on the secondary device so the
    plugin checks for the primary host. That way the DBs are the same.

> The best solution for me will be the one that ask the less manual actions 
> when something is broken (rebuild host after hardware failure for example 
> ...). 
rsync is wonderful for backing up stuff and putting it back.

 - Craig
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