> From: steve rader
> For now, I've gotten around this problem by *graphing*
> filesystems with MRTG which uses hostmon for the
> "reporter". If anyone wants it, I can post a MRTG
> reporting module that uses the NOCOL hostmon monitor.
NOCOL foks:
I got responses faster than I can drink my first cup of coffee
and plenty of things I'm gladly ignoring... so... see
ftp://teak.wiscnet.net/pub/src/hostmon2mrtg
ftp://teak.wiscnet.net/pub/src/hostmon2mrtg.cfg
ftp://teak.wiscnet.net/pub/src/Comm.pl
Caveats: 1) I find that hostmon craps out if I telnet to it
often, so there is a "-rsh" option to use rsh/ssh to grab
hostmon's data. 2) If you graph "%CPU idle" you really get
"%CPU busy" =:)
MRTG folks:
This msg comes from a thread ala nocol-users@navya.com.
NOCOL is an network/host resource availability monitoring
system kinda like Rover. If NOCOL is new to ya, see
http://www.netplex-tech.com/software/nocol/
happy holidays y'all,
steve
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Steve Rader
Systems and Network Manager
WiscNet--Internetworking for Wisconsin
rader@wiscnet.net
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