Stephen,
MRTG and Bering 1.2 work great together. I monitor a number of Bering
VPN/Routers with MRTG. It is simple. If you load both the netsnmpd
(daemon)and netsnmpu (client) packages you can test your snmp at the
Bering console. Snmpd.conf does not need much modification. Just make sure
you have a community name that will let you have access to everything you
want snmp to see. See my snippet from snmpd.conf below which allows snmp
to access everything defined in the mib:
#
#
# community configuration
#
# commName readV writeV
#
community public xmini -
community "your community name" all all
Verify that you can do an snmpwalk and get the data on the Bering box.
Once you can see the snmp data locally it's time to put MRTG to work.
Point MRTG at your Bering box with the correct community name and it will
be able to report on all network adapters including virtual adapters like
ipsec0.
Roger
>From: "Stephen Pritchard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2003 03:09:21 +1200
>Subject: [leaf-user] Bering and MRTG
>
>I would like to use our Linux based MRTG system to monitor the network
>traffic on a seperate LEAF Bering 1.2 system. I have looked at converting
>it to Bering culibc and using the snmpd package. Unfortunatley I cannot
>figure out how to configure the snmp daemons.
>
>Does any one have either some example Bering snmp configurations for
>monitor network traffic? or does anyone know another way of setting up
MRTG
>to monitor the Bering system?.
>
>Thanks
>
>-Stephen
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