[mrtg] Re: Monitoring SUN equipment with MRTG

[Stephen Smith]

You are much better off installing UCD-SNMP or NET-SNMP as it is called 
these days http://net-snmp.sourceforge.net/.  We run a lot of SUN 
servers and had problems with the SUN as well as HP Openview agents. 
Instead, we used net-snmp and compiled in what ever mibs we wanted (make 
a scalled down agent if you want to).  No problems with that 
configuration, and you can add in whatever extensibles you want via 
scripts, etc.

With this setup, you can graph cpu, load, memory, disk slice 
utilizations, traffic, smtp/pop connections, queue sizes, anything else 
you can script.

~SS


Corey Smith wrote:
> Anyone monitor SUN equipment with MRTG?  Reviewing the Sun Enterprise
> Agent MIB reveals very few useful OIDs to track...
> 
> Are people using a different SNMP agent that lets you see processor
> utilization per processor, disk utilization %, other good stuff I'm not
> aware of?
> 
> TIA
> 
> Corey Smith
> 
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