Have you tried mrtg? It's cfgmaker tool will scrape the snmp oid's from most things. For that matter it's a good tool all round if you just want pretty graphs of traffic...
for e.g: http://weather.selwyn.govt.nz/mrtg is some of the stuff at work. Cheers, Me. On Tue, 2006-11-07 at 09:14 +1300, Jamie Dobbs wrote: > I've been tearing my hair out for the last 24 hours trying to get one of the > various snmp tools available on Linux to be able to extract data from my > Netgear DG834 ADSL router. > Tools in Windows can access the device fine and get stats (and is doing so at > the moment), but in Linux I do not seem to be able to get information bvack > from the router using `snmpwalk -Os 192.168.1.1 public system` or similar > commands. Is there a firewall in Ubuntu that could be stopping the > information being sent back? Am I doing something wrong? > As I said I can get information using tools in Windows on the same PC that > Linux is on, but not in Linux. > Any and all help appreciated as I really need to have some way to monitor the > real connect speeds I am getting as I am having major issues where my connect > speed keeps dropping back to 64Kbps and despite multiple resets etc. does not > get much better than around 448Kbps with it should be 3.5Mbps > > > >
