Sorry for the delay in posting this Summary:
I had asked:
Is there an available list of MIBs that one can use to monitor CPU, memory,
and disk performance?
And, is there a handy tool to use to display this info, other than MRTG
with which we are familiar?
Thanks to:
Stan Horwitz <stan_at_astro.ocis.temple.edu>
Robert Suh <robs_at_cs.washington.edu>
"Fliguer, Miguel" <M_Fliguer_at_unifon.com.ar>
Ron Parker <rparker_at_brazosport.cc.tx.us>
"Steve Copeland" <steve_rc_at_hotmail.com>
"Andre Bellotti" <aab_at_unx.dec.com>
"KEMAL OZCAN (IT-CPQ-ONS)" <kemal.ozcan_at_turkcell.com.tr>
"Victoria DeVore" <DEVOREV_at_gw.lbcc.cc.or.us>
Robert Urban <urban_at_spielwiese.de>
For helping with answers:
Commonest suggestionwas to look at the MIB information provided by Performance
Manager from the Associated Products CDs.
The MIB information which this tool uses can be found in
/usr/opt/pm/data/pm-mib.
Other suggestions included:
1. Using TOP (not what I had in mind).
2. WhatsUp Gold from www.ipswitch.com (not free)
3. Use collect available from ftp.digital.com
4. Use the MIB information available from the MIOB data file pm-mib referred to
above with MRTG.
And, there's even a sample MRTG script using the pm-mib info located at:
http://www.xray.mpe.mpg.de/mailing-lists/tru64-unix-managers/1999-10/msg0006
6.html
Regards
Received on Wed Feb 16 2000 - 14:53:27 NZDT