Adam Monsen | 1 Apr 2011 04:21
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Re: excluding an IP address range from monitoring

On 03/30/2011 03:57 AM, Patrick Tuite wrote:
> That looks right. We use similar for SNMP. Does it set those
> Interfaces to Not Monitored, if they are then discovered by SNMP?

No, it doesn't appear to be working. 10.x.x.x just keep popping
into existence. I even tried adding range exclusions to HTTP, HTTPS,
SNMP, and every service ever detected on these boxen.

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Dominik Klein | 1 Apr 2011 08:34

Re: How to use the Parameter field in the Notification Configuration

> For specific parameters, you could use %parm[all]% at the first time to
> look at the actual parameters.

Or look at the database

select eventparms from events where eventid=$id;

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André Lasiota | 1 Apr 2011 12:08

JMX Datacollection

Hi guys!

I'm testing the JMX datacollection without much success.
The Wiki describes some ways to collect default JMX Data so my
configuration is:

Ip: 10.2.50.83
Jboss Version:
Port: 38000

no user/pass for testing

collectd-configuration.xml

...
                <service name="JSR160-38000" interval="60000"
		user-defined="false" status="on">
                        <parameter key="port" value="38000"/>
                        <parameter key="type" value="default"/>
                        <parameter key="ds-name" value="JSR160-38000"/>
                        <parameter key="friendly-name"
value="JSR160-38000"/>
                        <parameter key="collection" value="jsr160"/>
                </service>
...
<collector service="JSR160-38000"
class-name="org.opennms.netmgt.collectd.Jsr160Collector"/>

default "jsr160" collection in "jmx-datacollection-config.xml"

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Dominik Klein | 1 Apr 2011 12:30

[RFC] Additional asset fields for hardware description

Hi

I'm in the middle of writing a patch that adds some asset fields in
order to be able to save hardware description on the node's asset page
without having to use the comments field.

Here's a list of fields which I thought I'd add:

cpu
ram
storagectrl
hdd1-6
numpowersupplies
inputpower
additionalhardware

And under "Identification" I would also add a field for the
administrator(s) of this node.

So here's the RFC: Does any of you guys want more fields to be added
(while I'm at it ...) or are there any objections on what I'm about to do?

I would like to get this patch included in OpenNMS so I don't have to
patch the source every time a new version is released, so I thought I'd
ask and do things cleanly in the first place :)

Thanks
Dominik

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Ronny Trommer | 1 Apr 2011 13:09

Re: [RFC] Additional asset fields for hardware description


Nice idea

On Apr 1, 2011, at 12:30 PM, Dominik Klein wrote:

> Hi
> 
> I'm in the middle of writing a patch that adds some asset fields in
> order to be able to save hardware description on the node's asset page
> without having to use the comments field.
> 
> Here's a list of fields which I thought I'd add:
> 
> cpu
> ram
> storagectrl
> hdd1-6
> numpowersupplies
> inputpower
> additionalhardware

Just an idea: 

The rack unit height of the device, in combination with asset info "slot" and "rack" it should be possible to
create an automatic "Rackview"

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Dominik Klein | 1 Apr 2011 13:29

Re: [RFC] Additional asset fields for hardware description

>> cpu
>> ram
>> storagectrl
>> hdd1-6
>> numpowersupplies
>> inputpower
>> additionalhardware
> 
> Just an idea: 
> 
> The rack unit height of the device

ack

> , in combination with asset info "slot" and "rack" it should be possible to create an automatic "Rackview"

Now _that_ would be _nice_!

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Alexander Finger | 1 Apr 2011 13:46
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Re: [RFC] Additional asset fields for hardware description

>> , in combination with asset info "slot" and "rack" it should be possible to create an automatic "Rackview"
>
> Now _that_ would be _nice_!

Imagine notifications including a PDF on _where_ to go to fix it....or
a link to a web page which features that information..which you can
access from your mobile phone.. ;)

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Patrick Tuite | 1 Apr 2011 14:30
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Re: excluding an IP address range from monitoring

Hi Adam

Perhaps you can also put that exclude range into poller-configuration.xml?

From the Wiki for Polling Configuration Howto:

include-range <include-range begin="192.168.0.1" end="192.168.0.254"/>

This specifies a particular range of IP addresses to include in a package.

exclude-range <exclude-range begin="192.168.0.100" end="192.168.0.104"/>

This specifies a particular range of IP addresses to exclude in a package. This will override an include-range tag.



Patrick

On 01/04/11 03:21, Adam Monsen wrote:
On 03/30/2011 03:57 AM, Patrick Tuite wrote:
That looks right. We use similar for SNMP. Does it set those Interfaces to Not Monitored, if they are then discovered by SNMP?
No, it doesn't appear to be working. 10.x.x.x just keep popping into existence. I even tried adding range exclusions to HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP, and every service ever detected on these boxen.

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John Blake | 1 Apr 2011 14:44
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Re: [RFC] Additional asset fields for hardware description


Cant you put that info as part of the asset information?
If so, then its already in a dbase (postgres) so create a webpage that takes in a device nodeid, queries the dbase for that info and outputs the asset location info.
Seems like nodeid could be part of a notification to be used in the query.
Can a notification have this;
"All services are down on node <nodelabel>. To reference location information, please use the url  http://opennms:5555/cgi-bin/get_asset_info.cgi?nodeid=2222"

Could that work?



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To: General OpenNMS Discussion <opennms-discuss <at> lists.sourceforge.net>
Date: 04/01/2011 07:51 AM
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>> , in combination with asset info "slot" and "rack" it should be possible to create an automatic "Rackview"
>
> Now _that_ would be _nice_!

Imagine notifications including a PDF on _where_ to go to fix it....or
a link to a web page which features that information..which you can
access from your mobile phone.. ;)

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Dominik Klein | 1 Apr 2011 15:04

Re: [RFC] Additional asset fields for hardware description

On 04/01/2011 02:44 PM, John Blake wrote:
> 
> Cant you put that info as part of the asset information?
> If so, then its already in a dbase (postgres) so create a webpage that
> takes in a device nodeid, queries the dbase for that info and outputs
> the asset location info.
> Seems like nodeid could be part of a notification to be used in the query.
> Can a notification have this;
> "All services are down on node <nodelabel>. To reference location
> information, please use the url
>  http://opennms:5555/cgi-bin/get_asset_info.cgi?nodeid=2222"
> 
> Could that work?

I'm pretty sure it would.

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