Poke around in the "Event Manager" link on the left. Click on the
"Event Commands" tab. This is where you set up the commands you wish
to run as a result of an event occuring.
Please note that there's a nasty bug in 1.1.x related to the
eventClass filter. If you want to run commands using the eventClass
as a filter you'll need to go into Zope and change a property by
hand. The bug is fixed in 2.0.
-c
On May 4, 2007, at 1:22 AM, Bob Jensen wrote:
Hi Carl,
If the PDU supports telnet, you could do an expect script and run
it from Zenoss to reset power on a down server.
There are good expect script examples out on the web.
BobJ
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On 4/27/07, mrcarl81 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Alright, I've moved onto making events do things. Although I see
very clearly how to run a command on a node during an event, what
about the situation where a machine goes down and you want Zenoss
to do something?
For example:
In the event that a machine goes down, I want to run a script to
reboot the machine by telneting to a PDU and sending commands to
"reset" the power.
Basically, I will need to run that script on the localhost or some
other host that is still running. Is there a way for Zenoss to do
this?
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