We use Extreme Switches as I was looking to poll them via snmp for various things, including CPU usage.
Here is the output of an snmpwalk of one of the stacks... EXTREME-SOFTWARE-MONITOR-MIB::extremeCpuMonitorSystemSlotId.2 = Gauge32: 2 EXTREME-SOFTWARE-MONITOR-MIB::extremeCpuMonitorSystemUtilization5secs.2 = STRING: "n/a" EXTREME-SOFTWARE-MONITOR-MIB::extremeCpuMonitorSystemUtilization10secs.2 = STRING: "n/a" EXTREME-SOFTWARE-MONITOR-MIB::extremeCpuMonitorSystemUtilization30secs.2 = STRING: "1.2" EXTREME-SOFTWARE-MONITOR-MIB::extremeCpuMonitorSystemUtilization1min.2 = STRING: "2.8" EXTREME-SOFTWARE-MONITOR-MIB::extremeCpuMonitorSystemUtilization5mins.2 = STRING: "2.4" EXTREME-SOFTWARE-MONITOR-MIB::extremeCpuMonitorSystemUtilization30mins.2 = STRING: "2.4" EXTREME-SOFTWARE-MONITOR-MIB::extremeCpuMonitorSystemUtilization1hour.2 = STRING: "2.4" EXTREME-SOFTWARE-MONITOR-MIB::extremeCpuMonitorSystemMaxUtilization.2 = STRING: "20.0" Note the ".2" at the end of the OID? That can change to either .1 or .2 (and I guess .3 or .4 in our circumstances) depending on which switch in the stack is considered "MASTER" at any given time. How do I go about collecting and graphing CPU in a 'fault tolerant' manner? Any ideas? -------------------- m2f -------------------- Read this topic online here: http://forums.zenoss.com/viewtopic.php?p=34640#34640 -------------------- m2f -------------------- _______________________________________________ zenoss-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zenoss.org/mailman/listinfo/zenoss-users
