> The net-snmp daemon can be configured to check
> processes/disks. for example:
>
> disk / 10000
>
> many people think that if the above mount point
> grow up above 10M size , the net-snmp daemon
> should send trap to the trap server(NMS, trapd....).
> but it's not.
Probably because those people haven't read the FAQ entry:
What traps are sent by the agent?
particularly the part that says:
Similarly, it does not generate traps by default when one of the
monitored characteristics (disk usage, running processes, etc) enters
or leaves an error state.
> Of course i can write perl script that sends
> query of disks and processes via SNMP_Util
> and send trap to the NMS,
> but isn't it the Agent job to do it automatically
> ( provide that we configured trap destination)
The same FAQ entry goes on to say:
This can be configured using the 'defaultMonitors'
config directive (also documented under DISMAN-EVENT-MIB). Note that
these facilities are only available with the v5 Net-SNMP agent, and are
not supported by the v4 UCD agent.
Dave
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