Windows Services are pretty simple. Just put the machine in
/Server/Windows and make sure you've set zWinUser and zWinPasswd
properly for an admin account on the target machine. Wait 20 minutes and
they ought to show up.
As to Nortel switches, I haven't monitored any. However, I've been able
to easily get some limited information from HP switches just by putting
them in the /Network/Switch catagory. The forums do give a lot of info
about building command based monitors or doing graphing from OIDs. MIBs
really only help with traps received. Also, using command data sources
let you use Nagios plugins which might also do some of the lifting for you.
--
James Pulver
Information Technology Area Supervisor
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
shoa wrote:
I posted another message which no one has so far replied to. my question is, can Zenoss monitor Windows services and Notel router/switches?
I have read all about zenwin, and imported all the Nortel MIBs, but the zenoss
documention is very tin, I would appreciate if someone who has done it could
give me helping hand.
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