On Jan 23, 2009, at 8:39 AM, thomas wrote:
> I was wondering if somebody has a good suggestion to the best (and  
> simplest) way of monitoring if a server has booted. We have a lot of  
> virtual server which are so fast at booting that zenoss doesn't  
> notice it, but I'd like to know when a boot has occurred so I can  
> catch repetitive booting.
>
> I was considering using sysUptime gathered via SNMP, but after  
> having thought it over, it may not be the best way anyways.
>
> 99.5% of our servers are either solaris, linux or freebsd.
>
> Examples are more than welcome :-)

Thresholding on sysUpTime seems like a decent idea to me. Assuming  
you're collecting SNMP data the default of every 5 minutes you could  
add a threshold to create an event anytime sysUpTime is less than  
45000 to be safe.
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