Hello,
first of all sorry for repeating my question (sent it some weeks ago),
but I got no reply and I'm still completely lost in this subject, and could
not find anything about it in the list or the web. Any help is more than
appreciated.
Thanks again to all supporters!
I am monitoring data related to several processes running on a linux
machine. Apart from some internal propietary data (which is sent from my
processes to my sub-agent via udp socket), I would like to do the following:
1. I have several branches in my mib, something like this:
enterprises.mycompanyoid.process1
enterprises.mycompanyoid.process2
Then I would like to have: enterprises.mycompanyoid.process1.status (0
if it's not working, 1 if running; so on for the rest of the processes). I
can monitor processes using proc directive in smpd.conf, but then it uses
its own oid. Could I use net-snmp process monitoring functionality but with
my own oid? I have thought, as a 'dirty' solution, when I receive a get
request for my process status, my agent could do internally a get request to
the net-snmp process status oid, but I don't know if this is the best way to
achieve this...
2. I would like to send custom traps when a process starts or stops...
But, again, using my custom defined traps in my MIB... Is this possible
using only snmpd.conf file?
3. It doesn't have much to do with the subject of the mail, but I've seen
somewhere that snmp traps might have a severity; (debug, error, etc.). Is it
possible to set it easily using net-snmp c code?
Thank you so much for your work and support, it really makes life easier
for us
BR
Raul
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