Hi, I'm currently writing an NMS (http://www.pimpmynetwork.org/observer/) which uses SNMP to automatically guess the operating system of hosts and setup graphing/monitoring accordingly.
The cut-down SNMP daemon in m0n0/pfsense massively reduces the number of things I can monitor on m0n0, and I can't see a way to easily identify them via SNMP using version strings or similar. I'm currently manually identifying m0n0 boxes in the database, which then limits the amount of information the application tries to poll/display. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to identify m0n0wall and pfSense via SNMP? Could a simple change be made to allow them to be easily identified? (a custom OID for pfSense giving out its version would be great!) Perhaps an identifier and version could be appended to the FreeBSD kernel version? (sorry for cross-posting, and for those of you who've seen something very similar on the m0n0 list!) Thanks, Adam. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
