[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >On 15:48 Fri 11 Feb , Binulal Narayanan wrote: > > >>Hello: >> >> I'm trying to monitor cpu utilisation, system temperature and Disk >>I/O using SNMP on linux-2.4.20 . It'd be really great if anybody could >>give me some tutorial urls/book names in this regard. Also could >>anybody suggest me some more interesting variables related to system >>performance? >> >> > >Have you looked at snmpwalk? It gives you all OIDs and their current >values. You can pick the ones you care about and start monitoring them. > >For temperature monitoring you already have lm_sensors installed >and working. Right? If you had snmp built with lm_sensors support, you >should get the OIDs for temperature values when you do the snmpwalk. > > > hi
you can use gkrellmd/gkrellm to monitor these parameters if you dont want a graph and keep historical data however if you want to see a graph and keep historical data, try mrtg or cacti (www.cacti.net). i personally prefer cacti as it is very easy to use once you get that web interface working. it has some nice templates too. i am using cacti to monitor wan links and some critical servers. however i could not get lm_sensors to work with snmp. regards bobby
