On Fri, Apr 21, 2006 at 12:31:50PM -0400, Tim Jackson wrote:
> I'd love to see JFFNMS with some faster pollers, perhaps something not
> written in PHP? I know the Cacti guys moved away from PHP pollers
> because of this.
I've considered doing just that, changing the poller to C. The problem
is th
On 04/21, Jason Lavoie wrote:
> To start, I've run autodiscovery against one of our routers, a cisco
> 6500, and it produces 599 interfaces. poller2.php never completes (it
> just times out), and poller.php takes > 5 minutes to poll just that one
> host:
>
> 10:20:44 : H 2 : Poller End, Total
I have been reading this thread with interest. I too had an issue
with the poller taking a fair amount of time. Granted I probably am
not running near as much as some of you, but it seems if you use the
poller2 instead of the old poller, things do run better.
I am posting my crontab of what I
On 04/21, Kory wrote:
> I ran into a similar problem but found that (in my situation) that the
> SNMP_PING function was the problem.
I noticed that started happening too, when I entered a rwcommunity for
the device. In pollers/cisco_snmp_ping_start.php:
if (($peer) && ($host_ip) && ($rw_
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> Subject: Re: [jffnms-users] poller speed
>
> We used to run into similar issues. We've actually moved away from
> JFFNMS because
We used to run into similar issues. We've actually moved away from
JFFNMS because of performance issues. Our server monitoring 1800
interfaces was running at > 1.0 load averages 24/7. We ended up going
another route for NMS. JFFNMS is still the only thing out there with it
all built in one solu
Hiya,
I have hosts that have about 300 interfaces and yeah, it takes a while
to poll them :)
There is a threaded poller but I have not been able to make this work yet.
Saying that, I have about 2200 interfaces and my CPU load is at 45 on a
duel cpu XEON :(
--
Leigh
Jason Lavoie wrote:
I'
Michael,
I think that most of your performance problems will go away when you
convert to linux.
We started a new poller system (exp_poller) that is parallel, but it
still needs testing.
Anyway the current poller is host-parallel and interface-linear.
Javier
Meyers, Michael wrote:
What
Anang,
It will be great if we could see why the poller is taking so long.
Can you run it manually and send me the output?
Try:
cd /op/jffnms/engine
/usr/bin/php -q poller.php 2 0 1 0 0
And save all the output.
Thanks for still being with us.
Javier
Anang Syarifudin wrote:
Hi Javier,
I'm a happy JFF
What I did to work around this is to create multiple pollers that are five minutes
apart. We are monitoring over 400 interfaces on one box, and the poller takes about
15 minutes to complete, so I have added (now) 4 pollers. i.e. poller1, poller2,
poller3, poller4, etc... Poller1 starts at 12:0
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