We want to do the same! We are interested in memory usage, http pages, traffic (br0), concurent connections - could you help me, because google don't helps me anymore :-( Thanx in advice.
A quick review of the snmp system shows there are a number of ASG specific mibs and I think you can specify your own, my SNMP knowledge is very out of date eg 10 or more years.
Have you downloaded the handbook or if you are trialling it had a look at the handbook included with the ISO?
A quick review of the snmp system shows there are a number of ASG specific mibs and I think you can specify your own, my SNMP knowledge is very out of date eg 10 or more years.
Have you downloaded the handbook or if you are trialling it had a look at the handbook included with the ISO?
The ASG provides the following MIBS:
* SNMPv2-MIB (RFC 1213), containing the following modules:
o IF-MIB: The MIB module to describe generic objects for network interface sub-layers (Iface up/down, sent/recv packets, out/in-errors, ...)
o SNMPv2-MIB: The MIB module for SNMPv2 entities (SNMP-Daemon related data, probably not of any interest)
o TCP-MIB: The MIB module for managing TCP implementations (TCP-connections, errors,...)
o IP-MIB: The MIB module for managing IP and ICMP implementations (IP forwarding, receives, delivers, header errors, address errors, protcol errors, ...)
o UDP-MIB: The MIB module for managing UDP implementations (UDP-connections, errors, ...)
* Host resources MIB (RFC 2790)
There is no Astaro-specific MIB available, but I am pretty sure that this covers most of your needs.
Cheers,
andreas
Is there any plan to create an ASG specific MIB? it seems most of the info / warn traps (authentication and such) are not covered by the supplied MIBs and are therefore not easy to figure out their trap info through the SNMP trap viewer..
Hi,
none of the Astaro-specific things are supported by the generic MIBs, so everything which you'd usually get as a notification on the ASG is not handled. Currently there is no Astaro MIB on the roadmap that I know of. You can of course always enter it as a feature request, and if enough customers want it, we'll consider it. As of now, only some of the largest customers wanted it, and they had enough manpower to just code their own stuff on the receiving end to suit their purposes.