[mrtg] Re: Catalyst 6505
Aguet, Pierre
Pierre.Aguet at btgppt.com
Tue Mar 12 08:41:48 MET 2002
I use to make 1 CFG file per familly
For instance
Routers.cfg
Switches.cfg
Servers.cfg
DMZ.cfg
Firewall.cfg
Misc.cfg
I put all the cfg parts (OIDs) I need/want to monitor in these differents
files. Some can be big.
I start the sequentially from a batch file (running under NT).
But I know from the UNIX's CRONtab you can start several instances of MRTG
at the same time.
At least I did it in the past when I was running MRTG under Solaris.
In case you cfg files are too big, split them in smaller parts.
Rgds
Peter
PS: I don't have anything against UNIX as it's a wonderfull environment for
many things.
-----Original Message-----
From: Taylor Lewick [mailto:Taylor.Lewick at us.fortis.com]
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 7:28 PM
To: Aguet, Pierre
Subject: [mrtg] Re: Catalyst 6505
Lazy, I work on UNIX, hell yes I am lazy, but seriously, I was just thinking
of times when you have 25 routers, 15 switches, plus all the servers, then
every time I want to graph a new mib object, I have to create a new config
file, blah blah blah, just looking at ways to simplify things...
Taylor Lewick
Unix System Administrator
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>>> "Aguet, Pierre" <Pierre.Aguet at btgppt.com> 03/11/02 10:42AM >>>
Lazy ?
May copy paste would be enough even on a Unix system...
-----Original Message-----
From: Taylor Lewick [mailto:Taylor.Lewick at us.fortis.com]
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 4:03 PM
To: SWinter at becu.org; david_beecher at icgcomm.com; John.Sheahan at priceline.com;
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Cc: mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: [mrtg] Re: Catalyst 6505
Thinks for sending out the sample config file. Is there a way to specify
multiple hosts all at once? That way you dont have to retype the code for
each switch... i.e, can you list multiple ips or something like that?
Taylor Lewick
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>>> "Winter, R. Stephen" <SWinter at becu.org> 03/05/02 02:11PM >>>
Does this work properly if you have dual supervisor cards? Will it pickup
the second one when it becomes primary?
----Original Message-----
From: Anthony Lai [mailto:savedadogs at yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 11:57 AM
To: Sheahan, John (PCLN-NW); 'Dave Beecher'
Cc: 'mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch'
Subject: [mrtg] Re: Catalyst 6505
John,
the way MRTG works is that it requires 2 variables..it will always graph
two variables. For CPU load, you only need to graph one variable. So in
order to do that in MRTG you just tell MRTG to graph the same variable.
"Sheahan, John (PCLN-NW)" <John.Sheahan at priceline.com> wrote: I notice
that you loaded the same OID twice in a row, is that intentional? Would
these be the OID numbers needed to monitor CPU utilization on, let's say a
2600 or 7200 router?
-----Original Message-----
From: beecherd at kona2.ICGcomm.com [mailto:beecherd at kona2.ICGcomm.com]On
Behalf Of Dave Beecher
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 1:33 PM
To: Anthony Lai
Cc: mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: [mrtg] Re: Catalyst 6505
Here's the configuration I used to get mine to build the mrtg.cfg file
(works great).
# /usr/local/mrtg-2/bin/cfgmaker --global 'IconDir: /mrtgicons/' --global
'WorkDir: /home/www/htdocs/sog/mrtg/cisco/6509'
--global 'options[_]: bits' --ifref=ip --ifdesc=descr --show-op-down
--descint public at 10.200.52.1
IconDir: /mrtgicons/
WorkDir: /home/www/htdocs/sog/mrtg/cisco/6509
options[_]: bits
I had to 'hand-build' this config file to monitor cpu...
IconDir: /mrtgicons/
WorkDir: /home/www/htdocs/sog/mrtg/cisco/6509cpu
options[_]: bits
Title[^]: CPU Usage (%) on Main 6509 System:
####################################################################
# MRTG CONFIG FILE - CISCO 6509 HQ MAIN CAT
# CISCO 6509 (at Central) CPU Usage (%)
# Researched and configured by D. Beecher
####################################################################
Target[C6509CPU]:
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.56.0&1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.56.0:public at 10.200.52.1
MaxBytes[C6509CPU]: 100
Title[C6509CPU]: Cisco 6509 (at Central)
PageTop[C6509CPU]: CPU Usage (%) on System: Cisco 6509 (at
Central)
Options[C6509CPU]: gauge, nopercent, absolute
Unscaled[C6509CPU]: dwmy
#Supress[C6509CPU]:dwmy
XSize[C6509CPU]: 380
YSize[C6509CPU]: 100
YLegend[C6509CPU]: CPU Usage (%)
#ShortLegend[C6509CPU]: CPU Usage (%)
Legend1[C6509CPU]: CPU Usage in Percent
#Legend2[C6509CPU]:
#Legend3[C6509CPU]:
#Legend4[C6509CPU]:
LegendI[C6509CPU]:
LegendO[C6509CPU]:
Hope this helps,
Dave
Anthony Lai wrote:
>
> Has anyone ever monitored a 6500 switch. If so can you please show me
your config. i would like to monitor a FlexWAN module (POS) and the router
cpu. Thank you
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