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Hey everyone,

I'm having a weird problem with one of our host that
JFFNMS is monitoring. I'll explain it the best I can.

I'm running JFFNMS on a windows box, and it's
monitoring 32 hosts with 380 interfaces. Everything
works great except for one host. The one problem host
is a Compaq Computer, running Windows 2000 Server.
JFFNMS is set to monitor 9 interfaces on it: Hard
Drive, Memory, Network Card, CPU, an Application we're
running, Two Fans, and Two Tempature systems. For a
long time it worked correctly. I'm not sure what's
happened now but it will first start by saying the
fans and tempature are down. If I tell JFFNMS not poll
those anymore, they go green and everything is ok.

The next time the poller runs though, it then says the
Application and network card are down. The weird thing
is if I tell them to go back to checking the fan and
the tempatures, the Application and Network card
show as running again. If I tell it not to check them
too, the CPU, Memory, and Hard Drive stay green, but
the hard drive and Memory aren't graphing. If I run a
manual scan for devices, they are all detected, and
show as "UP" in their status. Also, if I manually run
the poller on the host or a particular interface, they
will register as up too and go green, but the next
time the poller runs automatically, they say down
again.

Re: jffnms debian install

On Fri, Jun 30, 2006 at 06:54:32PM +0200, Pierre-Damien Gatouillat wrote:
> I find the problem : no line extension=mysql.so in the php.in of php4-cgi/cli
> 
> Craig, do you verify this within the deb package of jffnms ?
That's a php-mysql issue, not a JFFNMS issue; though of course it
does cause problems for it.  

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Re: email alerts?

Mike,
go to Administration -> Users and Customers -> Users

From drop down menu Action at selected user, admin etc., select View user profile

Then at the bottom side of the screen select Edit button at eMail row and assign email adress you wish alerts be sent to.

That should be enough

Check also Triggers Users

KR
Boris


jffnms-users-bounces-5NWGOfrQmneRv+LV9MX5uipxlwaOVQ5f@public.gmane.org wrote on 03.07.2006 18:17:00:

> Hi, I just installed jffnms and was wondering about email alerts on
> certain events.
>
> I followed the instructions found here: http://jffnms.
> org/docs/triggers.html#id6
>
> I pulled the plug on a system monitored by jffnms... I saw the alarm
> in the hosts and events page, but I never recieved an email. I dont
> recall telling jffnms where the smtp server was... I assumed it
> looked at localhost by default. I have sendmail running on this
> machine, and I verified it can relay from local host using the mail command.
>
> Is there something else I should be looking at?
>
> thanks
>
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Cisco Dialer interface problem

Hi,

I have lots of cisco 1812's set up in JFFNMS and all of them are
having it's dialer1 interface reported as 'down' however the interface
is defenatly up and traffic is shown on the graphs.

Does anyone have a clue on what's going on, and how can I get rid of
the false alarm?

JFF Version is 0.8.2, running on debian SID, kernel 2.8.16-SMP.

Thanks,
Alex

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Re: Cisco Dialer interface problem

Alex Tortois wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have lots of cisco 1812's set up in JFFNMS and all of them are
> having it's dialer1 interface reported as 'down' however the interface
> is defenatly up and traffic is shown on the graphs.
> 
> Does anyone have a clue on what's going on, and how can I get rid of
> the false alarm?
> 
> JFF Version is 0.8.2, running on debian SID, kernel 2.8.16-SMP.
> 
> Thanks,
> Alex
> 
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we have the same problem

its to do with the cisco changing the snmp interface id everytime the 
the interface resets :(

would like a work around for this but not had a chance to think about it 
  properly yet.

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Re: Cisco Dialer interface problem

You could try "snmp-server ifindex persist", it may not be implemented
in your hardware/software, and may not stop the interface renumbering on
a stop/start, but it does fix the problem of Cisco devices renumbering
themselves on a reboot.

HTH

Martin

Steve Lalonde wrote:
> Alex Tortois wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have lots of cisco 1812's set up in JFFNMS and all of them are
>> having it's dialer1 interface reported as 'down' however the interface
>> is defenatly up and traffic is shown on the graphs.
>>
>> Does anyone have a clue on what's going on, and how can I get rid of
>> the false alarm?
>>
>> JFF Version is 0.8.2, running on debian SID, kernel 2.8.16-SMP.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Alex
>>
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> 
> 
> we have the same problem
> 
> its to do with the cisco changing the snmp interface id everytime the 
> the interface resets :(
> 
> would like a work around for this but not had a chance to think about it 
>   properly yet.
> 

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Re: Problems logging in - Forbidden

If you are running Fedora/RedHat, disable SELinux, reboot.

After than do:

# chown -R jffnms:jffnms /opt/jffnms

And verify you added apache to the jffnms group.

Javier

Claudio Filipe wrote:
> Hi! I'm having problems logging in. Just installed jffnms, followed  the 
> installation instructions on www.jffnms.org/jffnms/INSTALL 
> <http://www.jffnms.org/jffnms/INSTALL>, i can reach  the Apache welcome 
> page, but when i add /jffnms in the browser i get a message of:
> 
> "403 Forbidden
> 
> You don't have permission to access /jffnms on this server.
> 
> Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use 
> an ErrorDocument to handle the request."
> 
> Obviously, it's a permission problem, but i do not know where else to 
> give permissions as i followed the installation guide and did everything 
> alright (i guess...). By the way, i'm working as root.
> 
> Apreciated some instructions!
> 
> Thank you.
> 
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