www.opennms.org
It is packaged for RH and MDK. If you have one of those, their installer
will install PostgreSQL 7.1.3, Tomcat4, and the OpenNMS packages and
dependencies. Then, their docs will guide you through the setup.
Note: This really is a full-blown Network Management System. It is
snmp... do I need special steps to get it working?
As long as things can be set up without too much headache, I don't mind
adventuring with new products.
Matthew Carpenter wrote:
> It may be a bit bigger than what you need, but I have to take a moment and
> plug OpenNMS. It's a very well done
forgot that one. thanks.
is "snmp" the word I should use to look for this kind of tools?
and then I would need to add snmp to the setup...
Net Llama! wrote:
> Create the symlink tht belong in /usr/include to /usr/src/linux/include
>
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It may be a bit bigger than what you need, but I have to take a moment and
plug OpenNMS. It's a very well done Network Management System that
collects data using SNMP and service polling, providing a simple yet
powerful Web GUI. Network managers want to look at this. It is currently
in 0.9.9 re
/usr/include/net/if_ppp.h
/usr/src/linux-2.4.18/include/linux/if_ppp.h
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, m.w.Chang wrote:
> I also found ethstatus.
> I wonder what buzzwords one should use to locate this kind of gimmicks.
>
> [root@server PPPStatus-v0.4.2]# make
> cc -O2 -Wall -c -o pppstatus.o pppstatus.c
>
Create the symlink tht belong in /usr/include to /usr/src/linux/include
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, m.w.Chang wrote:
> about the error:
>
> I used the q-and-d way by changing
> "net/if_ppp.h" to "linux/if_ppp.h"
>
> any more elegant, graceful solution?
>
> > [root@server PPPStatus-v0.4.2]# make
> > cc -
Scribbling feverishly on April 08, m.w.Chang managed to emit:
> I also found ethstatus.
> I wonder what buzzwords one should use to locate this kind of gimmicks.
>
> [root@server PPPStatus-v0.4.2]# make
> cc -O2 -Wall -c -o pppstatus.o pppstatus.c
> pppstatus.c:45: net/if_ppp.h: No such file or
about the error:
I used the q-and-d way by changing
"net/if_ppp.h" to "linux/if_ppp.h"
any more elegant, graceful solution?
> [root@server PPPStatus-v0.4.2]# make
> cc -O2 -Wall -c -o pppstatus.o pppstatus.c
> pppstatus.c:45: net/if_ppp.h: No such file or directory
> make: *** [pppstatus.o] E
I also found ethstatus.
I wonder what buzzwords one should use to locate this kind of gimmicks.
[root@server PPPStatus-v0.4.2]# make
cc -O2 -Wall -c -o pppstatus.o pppstatus.c
pppstatus.c:45: net/if_ppp.h: No such file or directory
make: *** [pppstatus.o] Error 1
Net Llama! wrote:
> Actually,
Net Llama! wrote:
> Actually, i found it. PPPStatus
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Actually, i found it. PPPStatus
M.W.Chang wrote:
> console... great. that's what I wanted.
> MRTG is possibly too robust complicated.
>
> can you remember a few alphabets from the name of the package?
>
> Net Llama wrote:
>
>>So the best you could do is either take an instantaneous snapshot o
console... great. that's what I wanted.
MRTG is possibly too robust complicated.
can you remember a few alphabets from the name of the package?
Net Llama wrote:
> So the best you could do is either take an instantaneous snapshot of the
> speed at any moment, or graph it over time. gkrellm does
--- toylet.linux[¤pª±·N] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> is there a generic tool that could log and report the input and output
> speed of a selected netwoking interface (eth0/ppp0/...) for the past
> say
> 5 minutes?
>
> How about a breakdown per daemon if possible?
>
> mainly for knowing the
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Hi,
Have a look at MRTG and CACTI (you can find both on freashmeat.net).
Both use SNMP to collect traffic statistics.
CACTI has a nicer interface and a lot of graphics beyond traffic but it
requires PHP.
MRTG is simpler and is just a traffic graph
is there a generic tool that could log and report the input and output
speed of a selected netwoking interface (eth0/ppp0/...) for the past say
5 minutes?
How about a breakdown per daemon if possible?
mainly for knowing the transfer speed of proftpd. Those M$ ftp server
program has this kind o
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