We are monitoring a few cisco switches and routers.
The thing is that we get graphs on the if that were up when the
discovery runned, But when things changes in like if description,
interfaces goes up and so on... The device don't update unless we
run a model device manually.
Is that the correct way or do I have to do anything in a cron job or
such?
This is actually due to a Cisco specific feature of Zenoss. Cisco
devices have an OID that you can query to determine the last time
anything about the device was changed. If we have modeled the device
since this time, we skip modeling. Unfortunately it appears as though
Cisco devices don't reliably update this value so changes are missed.
The reason that manually modeling the devices works is that it sets a
"--force" flag on the modeling that skips the Cisco check.
You can make this the default behavior of zenmodeler by stopping it
and running "zenmodeler start --force" from the command line as the
zenoss user.
Ticket:
http://dev.zenoss.org/trac/ticket/2004
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