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Re: [Observium] Observium] Alerting/Entity type changes
by Adam Armstrong 17 Jun '14

17 Jun '14

Yeah, you are confused. Humidity is an example. Rather than alerts being created for 'sensors' they can now be created for 'temperature' or other sensor types directly. Also, humidity is important in a data centre environment, and is monitored by a lot of environmental monitoring systems along with temperature. Adam. Simon Smith wrote: Hi Admin, what would you use the Humidity sensor for? i throught the whole idea of Observium was to monitor Networks and Servers ??? or have i completely got the wrong end of the stick ? Regards Simon On 16 Jun 2014, at 22:48, Adam Armstrong <adama(a)memetic.org> wrote: > Hi All, > > We're bringing some changes soon to how entity types are used, especially in relation to groups and alerts. > > We're turning each sensor type into its own entity type, so you can now create "Humidity" sensors : > > http://alpha.memetic.org/~adama/snaps/14-06-16-f2h10.53.png > > People using alerting, is this as useful as I think it is? > > Thanks, > adam. > _______________________________________________ > observium mailing list > observium(a)observium.org > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium

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apc power switch
by Simon Smith 16 Jun '14

16 Jun '14

Hi all, We currently use an old APC power switch to remotely switch servers on and off and the observium can detect its an APC :-) however i don’t get any graphs for it ? no power usage? no temperature ? nothing ? is the any form of graphs i could get outta it for use with the observium ? the web card is an old AP9606 and the unit is an AP9212 Regards Simon

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DRBD with Unix Agent, doesn't show data on Graphics
by Ximena Cardinali 16 Jun '14

16 Jun '14

Hello, I have implemented the DRBD with the Unix Agent on one of the nodes of our Storage Cluster but sadly I cannot see any Info on the Graphics in Observium. Agent is running ok on the Server. I've also manually run the drbd script on the Server, and I actually get some info. Is there anything that I'm missing to configure on the monitored node? Do I need any particular additional configuration? Here is the output of the script on the server: ;---------- drbd1: SecConUpT, drbd2: SecConUpT, drbd3: SecConUpT, drbd4: SecConUpT, drbd5: SecConUpT, drbd6: SecConUpT, drbd7: SecConUpT, drbd8: SecConUpT, drbd9: SecConUpT, drbd10: SecConUpT, drbd11: SecConUpT, drbd12: SecConUpT, drbd13: SecConUpT, drbd14: SecConUpT, drbd15: SecConUpT, drbd16: SecConUpT, drbd17: SecConUpT, drbd18: SecConUpT, drbd19: SecUncUpT, drbd21: SecConUpT, drbd22: SecConUpT|ns=0|nr=105240328|dw=105240328|dr=0|al=0|bm=685|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=358431024|dw=358431024|dr=0|al=0|bm=12804|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=1400615948|dw=1400615948|dr=0|al=0|bm=31995|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=324175284|dw=324175284|dr=0|al=0|bm=12796|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=209573664|dw=209573664|dr=0|al=0|bm=31996|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=1428176220|dw=1428176220|dr=0|al=0|bm=15999|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=629091580|dw=629091580|dr=0|al=0|bm=16002|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=41382196|dw=41382196|dr=0|al=0|bm=31999|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=1576124856|dw=1576124856|dr=0|al=0|bm=51194|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=75854484|dw=75854484|dr=0|al=0|bm=31997|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=1663257472|dw=1663257472|dr=0|al=0|bm=16001|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=486811636|dw=486811636|dr=0|al=0|bm=31997|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=1700698668|dw=1700698668|dr=0|al=0|bm=31981|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=314575488|dw=314575488|dr=0|al=0|bm=19200|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=1729119028|dw=1729119028|dr=0|al=0|bm=31993|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=21851228|dw=21851228|dr=0|al=0|bm=44796|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=305119416|dw=305119416|dr=0|al=0|bm=12800|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=308338344|dw=308338344|dr=0|al=0|bm=12800|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=120016416|dw=120016416|dr=0|al=0|bm=6405|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=75605064|dw=75605064|dr=0|al=0|bm=3200|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0|ns=0|nr=981644564|dw=981644564|dr=0|al=0|bm=31856|lo=0|pe=0|ua=0|ap=0|oos=0| ;---------- And here is a Screenshot of one of the Graphics with no Info: BTW, I run the poller manually a few times. I will appreciate some insight on this one. Cheers, X.

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Ubiquiti Support
by Keefe John 15 Jun '14

15 Jun '14

Hello, Would it be possible to support the new Ubiquiti MIB? That is really the only thing holding me back from buying the paid version. Thanks! Keefe John Ethoplex

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Re: [Observium] TZ
by Adam Armstrong 15 Jun '14

15 Jun '14

Wait until the time catches up with where it was before you changes time zone. Enjoy your giant spikes. Adam. Frank Lahr wrote:

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TZ
by Frank Lahr 15 Jun '14

15 Jun '14

Hey, I noticed an Observium server had the wrong timezone. I set it to the correct tz, but now all my graphs for all my devices are not updating anymore (blank from the time I switched the tz). Polling and Discovery are fine. How to fix the issue? Thanks -- Frank

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Smokeping, Rancid and Observium
by Teixeira, Mike 13 Jun '14

13 Jun '14

Yeah you are hijacking a thread, but whatever. I'll change the subject line and start a new thread :) I have rancid and websvn running on the same box. That box is separate from observium. I did this because I wanted rancid to run on a vm. Having it on a VM gives me somewhat of redundancy. Depending on the number of threads and number of devices you give rancid, it could interfere with observium. The server that runs observium comes into play as well. The more devices and more ports you have, the more threads you need. Observium is much more important to me than rancid; however, rancid is really important. That is another reason why I separated them. Then I have an NFS mount between rancid and observium so it can see rancid. I don't have a history of configurations in observium. I am not sure how that works. That's where websvn excels. With websvn the network guys can see what changed between revisions. So with websvn, I didn't spend much time on setting up history of configuration changes in observium. I haven't setup smokeping. The network guys always tell me they don't care about icmp testing to determine latency. Mainly because some routers/switches, that participate in QoS, will make icmp lowest priority and put the router traffic, voice traffic, and sometimes video traffic (depending on the device) higher priority. The part that I love though is when I am working with them to troubleshoot a network problem, they want a trace route. I always say to them well I thought you didn't care about icmp and trace route uses icmp. :) Inside observium in the graph section of the device in the subsection of poller, it shows icmp response. I think that is enough for me and the network guys. Mike From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Peter Casserly Sent: Friday, June 13, 2014 8:03 AM To: Observium Network Observation System Subject: Re: [Observium] Rancid can't get CVS working For those using a WebSVN or similar application: Are you running that on a separate server or all on the same server? I have Observium and rancid running fine but want to add SmokPing and WebSVN. I don't want to create a mess running too many services running on one server. Looking for feedback on best practices/success vs. failure stories. Apologies in advance if this reply is off topic or hijacking the thread.

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Unbound graphics
by Eduardo Schoedler 13 Jun '14

13 Jun '14

Hi people, Can you provide support for total current users for Unbound? # unbound-control stats | grep 'total.requestlist.current.user' total.requestlist.current.user=14242 Thanks! -- Eduardo Schoedler

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Rancid can't get CVS working
by Benoit Lambert 13 Jun '14

13 Jun '14

I have a working installation of rancid and I can see the current configuration of my devices. Question: How do I view the old configurations (previous versions). I noticed when I view the config it says "Latest"....I'm assuming I can set it up to view old configs. Just don't know how.

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Overview of VLANs
by Steffen Klemer 13 Jun '14

13 Jun '14

Hey everybody, in nedi there is a nice feature where I can see all devices (and ports) with a specific vlan on a map. Is there any similar feature in observium which I just missed to find? Would it be possible to extend the search on the ports-page to also specify VLANs? Would you accept external patches for stuff like this? I also wrote a small extension for querying the number of active connections on a FWSM (and possibly ASA). Is there interest to get this upstream? lg /Steffen -- Steffen Klemer E-Mail: Steffen.Klemer(a)gwdg.de Tel: +49 551 39 172361 __________________________________________________________________ GWDG Am Fassberg 11, 37077 Göttingen URL: http://www.gwdg.de E-Mail: gwdg(a)gwdg.de Tel.: +49 (0)551 201-1510 Fax: +49 (0)551 201-2150 Geschäftsführer: Prof. Dr. Ramin Yahyapour Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender: Dipl.-Kfm. Markus Hoppe Sitz der Gesellschaft: Göttingen Registergericht: Göttingen Handelsregister-Nr. B 598

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