Can EventSentry monitor Linux performance via SNMP?

Posted almost 7 years ago by Ingmar Koecher

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I'm wondering if anyone out there has ever setup performance counters with SNMP for linux boxes? I vaguely understand how to do it in the tool but I need to dig up all the OIDs and appropriate MIBs to make it work and I'm hoping someone has done this before and has documented it. Anyone?

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Ingmar Koecher

Ingmar Koecher posted almost 7 years ago Admin Best Answer

By default, EventSentry ships with several performance counters which are configured to work with Non-Windows Operating Systems such as Linux out of the box.

 The performance counters which should work are:

  • CPU
  • System Memory
  • Network Bandwidth
  • Page File Usage
  • System Memory Percent Free


Have you tried assigning the "Performance System" package to your Linux boxes, that should be sufficient.

Are there any additional metrics you would like to collect, we'd be happy to take a look at that and supplement the default configuration.

Thanks!

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Ingmar Koecher

Ingmar Koecher posted almost 7 years ago Admin Answer

By default, EventSentry ships with several performance counters which are configured to work with Non-Windows Operating Systems such as Linux out of the box.

 The performance counters which should work are:

  • CPU
  • System Memory
  • Network Bandwidth
  • Page File Usage
  • System Memory Percent Free


Have you tried assigning the "Performance System" package to your Linux boxes, that should be sufficient.

Are there any additional metrics you would like to collect, we'd be happy to take a look at that and supplement the default configuration.

Thanks!

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