Hey Matt,
By default, Zenoss will not monitor interfaces that are down when the
device is modeled.
Here's a script that will force all the interfaces to be modeled as up;
Start the zenoss Data Model Database command-line tool:
$ zendmd
Welcome to zenoss dmd command shell!
use zhelp() to list commands
>>> d = find('my-device-name')
>>> for i in d.os.interfaces():
... i.operStatus = 1
... i.adminStatus = 1
...
>>> commit()
Alternatively, you could bring the interfaces up (by using them) and
remodel the device.
-Eric
Wilbert, Matt (ENV*) wrote:
Hi,
I have asked about this problem before, but I haven't seemed to be able
to get to the bottom of this problem. I have some router devices set up
in Zenoss. All their interfaces seem to be modeled when I add them, but
I am only getting performance information for Ethernet interfaces--the
serial interfaces show up in the model, but they no RRD files are
created for them, and (naturally) they don't show any performance data
when you select them.
I don't see any errors in the zenperfsnmp log with respect to these
devices, either immediately after they are created or when they are
collected.
Do you have any suggestions on how I can get it to recognize the serial
interfaces as needing collection? FYI, this is 0.21.1. and the
collection/graphing for the Ethernet interfaces looks fine.
Matt Wilbert
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