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Same here... exact same errors with zenhub fail to start... [Crying or Very
sad]
CentOS 5.1
Zenoss svn build Zenoss 2.1.90 r8887
I have noticed that my /opt/zenoss/bin/zenoss_init_pre file contains only
template names and passwords like **USERNAME** instead of real data. like
localhosts
I believe you can make multiple templates with a different URL to
monitor and bind them where it makes sense (maybe per device?)
To use the nagios plugin - did you read the admin guide part about a
command data source? I expect that's how you'd do it.
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James Pulver
Information Technology
The admin guide goes over a lot. The info on the site about HTTPMonitor
does more. On POP3/FTP, you could do port monitoring out of the box, or
you could look for a plugin (maybe Nagios plugin?) to do more than see
if the port is open.
There isn't currently (to my knowledge) a howto on
My Zenoss server is located in Chicago, and as such is set to CDT.
Here is an example of the problem.
From the server console it will report, 7AM.
If I browse to the Zenoss GUI from a computer on the same network in Chicago,
it will show, 7AM.
However, if I browse to it from my computer here
If the informant install didn't help - did you see if Informant was
actually running? That is, I've successfully installed Informant, but in
the event log it will show that the Windows SNMP service is skipping
loading it due to a missing dll (which is in the exact path listed in
the error). I
Check your snmp.conf file - make sure it's set to allow read from the
Zenoss system. Maybe try using FQDN or 127.0.0.1 rather than
localhost.localdomain ...
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James Pulver
Information Technology Area Supervisor
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
roy wrote:
memBuffer
The sprint packages are beta release if you will. I'd stay away from them,
especially if you've done a lot of customization. Let other people work those
bugs out!
Wait until the next full release, if you can wait that long.
m2f
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The command takes less than a second to return a result. here are the values
returned from time.
0real 0.85
user 0.08
sys 0.02
The command im using to execute this nagios script is:
./check_mysql_replication2.pl --master 10.x.x.x --slave 10.x.x.x --warn 50
--crit 1000
Hmm, I've gone ahead and done that. It seems to work OK if I run it in
the foreground with zencommand run -v10
but if I just have it running normally I never get any more data
points... That is, the graph stops...
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James Pulver
Information Technology Area Supervisor
LEPP Computer Group
Those log messages are the result of Zenoss monitoring port 25 on the
server, not it trying to send alerts out.
Estrange the log entry appears in my log file when a try to send a test message
to one user!
Make sure you're not setting up alerting rules on the admin user as these
will
did you add the network address to discover? you need to type in the network
address 10.x.x.x/24 in that format. then the network will appear in the list
and when you click discover, the devices will be pinged. I'm not an expert on
this, but when I pinged all of the devices on my network,
On Apr 7, 2008, at 11:44 AM, James Pulver wrote:
Hmm, I've gone ahead and done that. It seems to work OK if I run it
in the foreground with zencommand run -v10
but if I just have it running normally I never get any more data
points... That is, the graph stops..
Check the permissions on the
I'm trying to setup syslog-ng to work with zensyslog. There are no entries in
my zensyslog file at this time. Below are the changes I made to the my
syslog-ng.conf file in Ubunutu 7.10. I'm new to Zenoss, so please bear with me
if this is wrong. I guess the ultimate goal here is to have
I'm running as the zenoss user when I do the zencommand run -v10. How do
I find the .rrd files?
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James Pulver
Information Technology Area Supervisor
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
Chet Luther wrote:
On Apr 7, 2008, at 11:44 AM, James Pulver wrote:
Hmm, I've gone ahead and done
My apologies for no zenpack at the moment. Work has been destroying me with 60+
hour weeks during our migration.
Its coming eventually I just need some time. I'll make another post once its
finished.
m2f
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I haven't seen that issue personally. To b clear, the snmp agent on the device
in question returns to service, but the clear message you're getting
indicates a process table is up? In theory (and in practice in every case I've
observed) you should be getting a corresponding snmp agent up on
Hi, I am new with zenoss and I want to know whether zenoss can be use for
remote monitoring ... for example from my house to my office.
I used DSL services... with dynamic ip addresses
m2f
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-Original Message-
From: Todd Davis
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2008 3:53 PM
To: 'General discussion of using zenoss system'
Subject: Forwarding of events
I was checking the trac site to see the status of a ticket that was opened a
year ago. According to ticket #964:
I put zenoss on a crappy old desktop machine in my cube and got most of it
working pretty good. A quick top command showed me that mysql was pushing the
poor thing hard. So I ran down to the data center and dropped in an Ubuntu
server disk in a Dell 850 figuring I would build zenoss on a real
jmp242 wrote:
Check your snmp.conf file - make sure it's set to allow read from the
Zenoss system. Maybe try using FQDN or 127.0.0.1 rather than
localhost.localdomain ...
--
James Pulver
Information Technology Area Supervisor
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
I try to configure
i have installed zenoss core on fedora8.and i m able to find devices .when i
click on hardwares and software tab then i could not able to find any hardware
or software . plz help me out on this issue
thanks
m2f
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I'm running ZenOSS 2.1.72 sprint 3
I've got issues while monitoring Cisco ASA 5500 firewalls. The issues are as
follows,
(a) ZenOSS says snmp agent down on device while the SNMP up and running.
(b) All graphs are missing saying MISSING RRD FILE
(c) I've added a Data Source to gather CPU uptime
I updated zenoss 2.1.0 too 2.1.3 last week and got this strange error after that
Every six hours or so I get:
Error reading value for ANYPACKAGE on sw-hk-dh1-S400 (oid
.some.OID.I.got.loaded.on.the.system is bad)
I've tried reloading the oids in zenoss.
All the errors are from routers, so I
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