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List:       opennms-discuss
Subject:    Re: [opennms-discuss] How to monitor disk space by using OPENNMS
From:       peter () bsdly ! net (Peter N !  M !  Hansteen)
Date:       2011-01-09 12:09:24
Message-ID: 87vd1ymg7f.fsf () deeperthought ! bsdly ! net
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Sreenu Chukka <Sreenu.Chukka@infotech-enterprises.com> writes:

> I am new to OpenNMS, would like to monitor disk space by using
> OpenNMS, Could you please some on help me, what are all the required
> files needs to be changed.  

1) make sure the machines you want to monitor are discovered by OpenNMS. This may \
involve setting the IP address ranges via the web interface, and waiting until they \
turn up as visible in the OpenNMS web interface.

2) make sure the machines you want to monitor make the information available to \
OpenNMS.  This usually involves checking SNMP settings -- if you're using Net-SNMP \
like most unixes, editing your /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf or /etc/snmp/snmpd.local.conf to \
include lines like

   disk /
   disk /var

and so forth for the file systems you are interested in, then restarting the snmpd \
service is sufficient.  If the community string is not 'public', you will need to \
direct OpenNMS to use a different community string.

That's it. If your target IP adress range is huge, it might take a while before \
OpenNMS picks up the change, so this might be a good time for getting a breath of \
fresh air or grabbing a cup of tea or other refreshment. Then check for disk related \
data.

- Peter

-- 
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