[mrtg] Re: Monitoring non-snmp device(s)

[PAUL WILLIAMSON]

You need to be a little more specific.

If you are trying to monitor something like 
the number of users currently logged in to a 
web site, and it is available from a log file, 
then you can write a script to get that information 
and put it into a log file for MRTG to graph.

If you are talking about the amount of clothing 
washed in LBS in a laundromat, it may be a little 
harder.  

If you are trying to monitor the number of gallons 
used in a household, on a weekly basis, you 
*might* be able to do it.

For oddball ideas, check out http://www.icepick.com.

The guy is awesome.

Paul
>>> "Vicky Rode" <vickyr at socal.rr.com> 09/12/03 16:20 PM >>>
Hello there,


Sorry if this is vague but I was just wondering if there's any software
or hardware solution in the market that will convert a non-snmp
supported object (software or hardware) into SNMP supported so that it
can be monitored via a snmp monitoring tool. If so can you point me in
the right direction.

Any insight will be appreciated.



Regards,
/vicky

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