Re: SNMP V1

Hi Tony,

JFFNMS only does SNMP v1. I've in my todo list to support others.

So, it should work. Are you sure the community is ok?
Can you try to do the snmpwalks from the NMS box ?
try using:

snmpwalk -v1 -c <community> <host_ip> interfaces

if that works, then JFFNMS has to work.

Javier

On Monday 26 April 2004 20:43, Tony Nelson wrote:
> Does JFFNMS 0.7.7 support making SNMP v1 requests?  I recently got a couple
> of new netgear switches that support SNMP v1, and I can query them w/
> snmpwalk, however jffnms never seems to find any of the interfaces.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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SNMP V1

Does JFFNMS 0.7.7 support making SNMP v1 requests?  I recently got a couple of
new netgear switches that support SNMP v1, and I can query them w/ snmpwalk,
however jffnms never seems to find any of the interfaces. 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Re: Email alerts to specific users

Thanks Javier,
I looked through the manual and the system and figured that out (which is
what I should have done in the first place before posting
Thanks for being so polite - RTFM would have been appropriate.
Steve

> Steve,
>
> Sure,
>
> Just define a trigger for that interfaces, and assing it only to the user
> you
> want, remember to add the eMail profile value with the email address.
>
> Please read the Manual section about Triggers.
>
> Javier
>
> On Sunday 25 April 2004 07:54, smuchai@... wrote:
>> I'm using jffnms 0.7.7.
>> Is there a way I can configure the nms to send email alerts about
>> certain
>> interfaces to specific users only?
>>
>> Steve
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Email alerts to specific users

Steve,

Sure,

Just define a trigger for that interfaces, and assing it only to the user you 
want, remember to add the eMail profile value with the email address.

Please read the Manual section about Triggers.

Javier

On Sunday 25 April 2004 07:54, smuchai@... wrote:
> I'm using jffnms 0.7.7.
> Is there a way I can configure the nms to send email alerts about certain
> interfaces to specific users only?
>
> Steve
>
>
>
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Email alerts to specific users

I'm using jffnms 0.7.7.
Is there a way I can configure the nms to send email alerts about certain
interfaces to specific users only?

Steve

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Re: JFFNMS is very slow

Hi,

How many Hosts do you have loaded?

I never recommended RedHat 7.1, it works there, but its not the best platform 
now. I'll suggest Gentoo, since you can get the best performance out of your 
Hardware.

If you have a lot of hosts, the best tip I can give you, is to separate the DB 
from the apache (and pollers, etc). 

Put the DB on another box, that, will get the load back to where it has to be.

Also, do you have DMA enabled on the HDD? 

If you are gonna keep RH 7.1 then do a kernel upgrade too.

Javier

On Thursday 22 April 2004 15:44, venky b wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I recently installed JFFNMS software on Redhat linux
> 7.1 as per the recommendations.
>
> The machine configuration is 512MB RAM, P4 processor
> with 40 GB HDD.
>
> The web console is slow from the beging itself, I
> observed that whenever I do some activity on the page

Re: user/passwd

If your DB doesn't work, this will not work either.

The only way to restore the user, and pass, is to touch the DB directly.

Or re-apply the DB Dump.

Javier

On Thursday 22 April 2004 11:59, James wrote:
> Hello
>
> user             admin
> password      admin
>
> I also tried combinations of admin and jffnms.....
>
> Nothing works...  How do I reset the user and passwd?
>
>
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Re: postgresql question

James,

This is part of the INSTALL Guide.

 PostgreSQL:
 ===========
	# psql template1 postgres
	template1=# create user jffnms password 'jffnms' createdb;
	template1=# \connect template1 jffnms
	template1=# create database jffnms;
	template1=# \q
	
	# psql jffnms jffnms < docs/jffnms-0.7.x.pgsql

Javier

On Thursday 22 April 2004 07:15, James wrote:
> Javier Szyszlican wrote:
> >James,
> >
> >You should read the INSTALL, there's a step to create
> >the jffnms user.
> >
> >Also, check your pg_hba.conf.
> >
> >Javier
>
> Hello Javier,
>
> I went back through the documents under "INSTALL GUIDE" on the main web

Re: Interface Up/Down notices and Multiple Event Msgs

Hi Gregory,

--- Gregory.Leggett@... wrote:
> 1)  Is there a way to have an interface poller for
> statistics, but not 
> generate an event on the admin state (i.e. the
> up/down state)?

Currently there's no easy way... the only way is to
create a new poller group that does not include the
status poller. And assing it to the interfaces you
don't want the state to be polled, but Syslog messages
will get parsed anyway.

> 
> 2)  JFFNMS appears to be intelligent enough to group
> like events together; 
>  it shows the single event with a count of the
> occurrences at the end. 
> When you acknowledge the event though, it only
> removes one of the entries 
> from the event counter (i.e. changes the end counter
> from say 30 to 29 to 
> 28 etc.).  Is there a way to have it acknowledge all
> of the events at once 
> versus having to ack each one independently?

I already tried to do that in 0.7.7, but missed, it
only a minor bug, that will get fixed finally on
0.7.8.

Interface Up/Down notices and Multiple Event Msgs