Hi Michael, > [...] > everything about heartbeat integration in the net-snmp system > and the nagios monitoring system is described in: [...]
Jaja - hab' ich schon bestellt. ;-) > The other short answer: > Read the README file in the snmp_subagent directory of the > source files. I am using the bin-rpms from SLES 10 SP2... Which heartbeat-rpm should contain the snmp-stuff? > > Long version for those that are not able to read the README: > 1) ./ConfigureMe config --enable-snmp-subagent This part is > done on the most distributions. How can I check wether HB has been compiled that way? Why is there no man-page about this topic? > 2) in snmpd.conf > # create a SNMPv1/SNMPv2 community > rwcommunity public Why rw? ro should be enough... You can do some nasty things with snmp-write-commands... > # this makes the snmpd a master snmp agent, which can # > support AgentX subagents. > master yes According to "man snmpd.conf" it should be "master agentx"? How can I determine wether this works? > [...] > 3) $ snmpwalk -v2c localhost -c public LinuxHA LinuxHA: Unknown Object Identifier (Sub-id not found: iso -> LinuxHA) I guess I have to put the mib for Heartbeat somewhere the snmp-client can find it. > Should work. Otherwise check version 1 of SNMP. Version 2c should work - I see the other mibs there. > BEWARE: Debian starts the snmpd only on 127.0.0.1! BTW: Does the AgentX open a security-hole? How can I restrict registering to the local host? > SNMP works very good in heartbeat, now. > Greetings, > > Michael. Kind regards, Nils _______________________________________________ Linux-HA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha See also: http://linux-ha.org/ReportingProblems
