1 Jun 2009 18:03
This Week in OpenNMS: Season 1.6, Episode 21: When It's Ready
Benjamin Reed <ranger <at> opennms.org>
2009-06-01 16:03:31 GMT
2009-06-01 16:03:31 GMT
It's time for This Week in OpenNMS. This week, we've continued work on what will become OpenNMS 1.8. Project Updates --------------- - Stable: Current Release is 1.6.5 1.6.5 is the current stable release, released May 16th. It fixes a number of bugs, and adds a few features. For a full list, see the bugzilla 1.6.5 milestone. This is a non-critical but recommended upgrade for anyone on OpenNMS versions older than 1.6.5. http://tinyurl.com/opennms-165 - Unstable: Current Release is 1.7.3 1.7.3 is the current unstable release, released May 3rd. It fixes a number of 1.7.2 bugs, and is the first public release including the new ACL code. A 1.7.x overview is available in the release notes on the site. http://tinyurl.com/opennms-17x - Unstable: Database Schema Management The new LiquiBase implementation for database upgrade/install is now live and integrated into the opennms `install` command. It's working in the test conditions I've been able to set up, but please, give it a shot and let us know if you run into any issues with it.(Continue reading)
) using something like
(2-ifAdminStatus) * ifOperStatus. This should be zero for
ifAdminStatus=down (2), 1 for admin/oper = up/up, 2 for up/down, so the
same threshold like above would be appropriate.
Another solution is to search the doku and the mailing list. I think
there was a mail mentioning that Antonio wrote some snmp status monitor
for this type of issue. Let me know when you find a solution, I have to
do the same thing the next days.
- Michael
>>> Dark Neko <dark.neko <at> gmail.com> 29.05.2009 20:57 >>>
hello,
on a somewhat related note, one thing I would love to see is a way to
actively poll the modules status of cisco devices
has anyone managed that yet with opennms?
Silas Moeckel a écrit :
> Traps + polling traps get you real time but might get lost somewhere.
> Polling fills in that gap so you get sub second notification if
things
> work correctly or your polling period + timeout in the worst case. AS
> you get bigger polling does not scale well so you end up adjusting
your
> polling period up to not overload your NMS or gear.
>
> Silas
>
> Aaron Leach wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have been researching how to monitor interfaces/ports that have no
>> IP address associated with them. We are monitoring Alcatel switches,
>> all ports are switch ports with no IP addresses associated with
them.
>> What is the best way to monitor these ports? We need real time
checks.
>> Is it better to get the trap when the port goes down and then
process
>> a notification on that? Or is it better to poll devices’ ports
using
>> the port OID for status?
>>
>> Aaron Leach
>>
>> Network Engineer
>>
>>
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