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ggzzzzzzz | 23 Jan 2010 06:07

Re: RE: IBM Redbook


> I am also still getting these errors from net-snmp's logging:
> 
> daemon:info snmpd[1032206]: [smux_accept] accepted fd 19 from 127.0.0.1:33638
> daemon:warn|warning snmpd[1032206]: refused smux peer: oid
SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.2.3.1.2.3.1.1, descr SMUX ATM daemon
> 
> I appreciate the help!
the warning message is come from muxatmd, lssrc -a |grep muxatmd

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ggzzzzzzz | 23 Jan 2010 06:14

Re: RE: IBM Redbook


> pmininni wrote:
>  
> This is how to AIX 5.3. (Sorry for the bad formatting)
> Compile netsnmp 5.4.1.
> ...
> VACM_VIEW defaultView xmd - included -
> VACM_VIEW defaultView ibm - included -
> VACM_VIEW defaultView ibmAgents - included -
> 
> (Some may be repeated above...sorry about that).
> 
> 
 
/usr/tmp/snmpdv3.log
01/23/10 12:53:23 PM -  Dynamic configuration initialized.
 01/23/10 12:53:23 PM -  Using file /etc/snmpdv3.conf for configuration.
 01/23/10 12:53:23 PM -  Using existing file /etc/snmpd.boots for boots initialization
.
 01/23/10 12:53:23 PM -  snmpd: 1473-149 Line number 73 contains an unsupported value
: xmd.
 01/23/10 12:53:23 PM -  snmpd: 1473-155 Line number 74 defines a duplicate entry.
01/23/10 12:53:23 PM -  Added managers for community: public
0H´(B^P rc= 0.
 01/23/10 12:53:23 PM -  Tracing is set to 0.
 01/23/10 12:53:23 PM -  SNMP agent: initialization complete.
 01/23/10 12:53:25 PM -  Accepted new SMUX inet socket connection on fd=10 from 127.0.
0.1 port 34838.
 01/23/10 12:53:26 PM -  Accepted new SMUX inet socket connection on fd=11 from 127.0.
0.1 port 34840.
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Andrea Consadori | 23 Jan 2010 09:39

Re: Zenoss takes too much memory


i just recover my install because my old server broke down and now i'm using a 2gb server but i've no issue..
see my past memory usage
 Image:memory.png  (http://community.zenoss.org/servlet/JiveServlet/showImage/2138/memory.png)
used real never goes over 1.2 gb
 
here my datapoint rate and datapoint
 
 Image:datapoint.png 
(http://community.zenoss.org/servlet/JiveServlet/showImage/2139/datapoint.png)
Image:datapointrage.png  (http://community.zenoss.org/servlet/JiveServlet/showImage/2140/datapointrage.png)
and here my monitored device
 Image:device.jpg  (http://community.zenoss.org/servlet/JiveServlet/showImage/2141/device.jpg)

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Andrea Consadori | 23 Jan 2010 09:40

Re: Zenoss takes too much memory


he forgot to stop verbose logging after a debug

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bigegor | 23 Jan 2010 12:43

Re: ZenPack ZenODBC-2.1.1-py2.4 Graphing Issue


Try this ZenODBC zenpack. Let me know if this version solve your problem.
 
Egor

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xarion | 23 Jan 2010 14:49

All snmp traps are not being decoded


Hello 
I am just started with ZenOSS
Details: 
 - Ubuntu 9.10 server
 - Zenposs 2.5.1 , stack installer 
 Did  load public mibs by command zenmib run ./ietf*  ./irtf/* ./iana/* ./site/*
 Mibs are visible in GUI 
 Traps OID is not decoded in event console.
 zendmd.Mibs.oid2name command output is just empty brackets.
 snmptranslate command gives expected result even w/o pointing to MIBS location (-m) 
 Are there any means to debug traps processing in Zenoss ?
 Any other idea(s), experience ?
 
Thanks in advance 

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ddc | 23 Jan 2010 19:18

Graphing/Retrieving SNMP "child" OIDs, HPMon ZenPack


This is related to http://community.zenoss.org/message/35510#35510
 
I am trying to monitor the temperature sensors of an HP Proliant DL380, but this is something of a global question.
 
I've installed Igor's HPMon ZenPack and his deviceAdvDetail ZenPack. When I bind the
HPTemperatureSensor Template, I get no graphs. I've also bound all the various HP collector plugins.
 
The issue here appears to be a global problem with Zenoss not pulling and graphing child OIDs. For example,
the temperature OID from Igor's template is 1.3.6.1.4.1.232.6.2.6.8.1.4. If I do an snmpwalk from
inside or outside of Zenoss, I get all the various children under this OID. But Zenoss does not see these as
indiviual data points. In fact, zenperfsnmp.log shows "bad OID" for 1.3.6.1.4.1.232.6.2.6.8.1.4.
 
I know Zenoss is capable of parsing out child OIDs. For example, the ethernetCsmacd_64 Template obviously
understands how to walk the OID and return the children beneath it. If you model a switch, it just works,
seeing each switchport under the parent OID.
 
I realize I could create my own template and specify an indiviual OID for each temperature sensor, but that
is a pretty time consuming task, and it seems to me I'm either using Igor's ZenPacks improperly or there's a
concept I'm not understanding.
 
I'm running 2.5.1, btw.
 
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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Andrea Consadori | 23 Jan 2010 19:48

zenprocess empty config


Hi,
it's a bug or not?
 
i try to monitor os process and i've issues... so i check zenprocess config and it was empty...
so i open zenprocess daemons config via zenoss and i save.. and voila... the configuration now is not empty
and zenprocess stop to give issues...

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Andrea Consadori | 23 Jan 2010 19:49

Re: zenprocess empty config


or better... anyone exect this issue on other daemon?

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mwcotton | 23 Jan 2010 21:39

Re: Zenoss takes too much memory


My question is how would verbose logging or the size of the log file cause excessive memory usage.

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