I have been using Zenoss for some time now (just for very simple stuff - availability & Reporting) and love it. Great work guys...
However, I want to move to the next step and start to set the system so I can recieve alerts when certain thresholds on my routers (30+) are exceeded. The big one is OS>ipsec0 - IFOutOctets are > 50Bytes for 3 or more counts. (this is the figure on the RRD graphs.) The routers I am using are the "secure computing" "snapgear" range. They are excelent routers that run the UC (embedded) Linux Kernel. I have done benchmarking on my network and have arrived at that figure as the practical maximum before Voice quality (VOIP) is degraded. The issues I have encountered: 1. The brand of router I does not report to the SNMPD the correct speed so the Ipsec0 interface reports speed as "Unkown" so the speed.here command is not useful to me. I have even manually changed the snmpd.conf file on the router to add the line: interface ipsec0 ppp 60000 And remodelled the device. 2. I can't find where to manually place the threshold data. 3. I don't know how 60K in the RRD graphs relate to real world data. Nor the figure I should be putting in my threshold information. Can anyone put me on the irght track? ------------------------ Jon Paior -------------------- m2f -------------------- Read this topic online here: http://community.zenoss.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=11715#11715 -------------------- m2f -------------------- _______________________________________________ zenoss-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zenoss.org/mailman/listinfo/zenoss-users
