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This question would probably get a better response from
the users mailing list. There are several
possibilities, but we'd need to know what you're trying to monitor. Can you
describe the nature of the service?
If you were to manually check and verify that the
service is running, what check/s would you perform?
net-snmp can do many things. If you want to monitor a
running process, you can (within certain limits). It can even send a trap if the
process dies. Many other things are possible by way of the 'pass' and
'pass-persist' features of net-snmp. Read up on them.
I had a few instances where I required monitoring of
metric data that couldn't be presented remotely on it's own. I wrote a wrapper
script in python that used the net-snmp::pass-persist feature.
If you require a more robust script, the example shown
is a great starting point and there are many other examples on the 'net that you
can derive a custom script from.
Thanks,
Steve.
Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 7:27 AM
Subject: [opennms-devel] How to Monitor services which are not port
based ???
hi all,
could anyone please tell me how to monitor a service
that is not port based . i think it would be possible by SNMP , if it is please
can anyone shed some light on the matter. like what would the procedure be and
stuff???
Thanking you,
Saurabh Seth
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