30 Jun
2006
30 Jun
'06
4:48 p.m.
Or just use the 'pass' statement in your snmpd.conf file to assign an
OID to execute a wrapper that runs 'serctl moni' on your behalf and
returns values snmpd expects. Then you can walk values just like any
other OID.
man snmpd.conf
/PASS-THROUGH CONTROL
-Evan
Andrey Kouprianov wrote:
Hi,
Just use SSH to remotely login to your SIP server's machine and
execute serctl moni. That's all.
On 6/30/06, Giuseppe Parlato <gparlato(a)tnet.it> wrote:
can you please explain me more?..
Giuseppe
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Giuseppe Parlato wrote:
28/06/2006
Hi all,
Have you ever tried to monitor ser using mrtg or what's up gold ? Is
there any way to monitor this service using snmp?
you can use a local script and execute it remote (ssh, rsh)
thanks
Giuseppe
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