On 26/03/2008, snmp girl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > OK - so what is the MIB object that reports the size of each database?
>
> MIB : mssqlDbInfoSize
> OID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.4.1.1.6.1.5
The simplest approach is probably to write a little shell script
that does something like:
fired=0
n=3 # the index of the Db row you wish to monitor.
while true
do
size=`snmpget -Ov .... mssqkIDbInfoSize.$n`
if [ $size -gt 6000 ]
then
if [ ! $fired ]
then
snmptrap .....
fired=1
fi
else
fired=0
fi
done
There is a way to handle this from within the agent itself
(see the section on "Active Monitoring" in snmpd.conf(5)),
but there are currently problems with monitoring data
from subagents.
I suspect the script above (suitably adapted for your needs)
may be the simplest in the short term
Dave
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