What i noticed is it took a couple days for my Observium server to start gathering data to draw out a graph.
On Wed, Aug 31, 2016 at 3:12 PM, Adam Armstrong adama@memetic.org wrote:
Your SNMP configuration is probably wrong, it's probably blocking most of the useful data. Distros seem to like shipping worthless snmpd.conf files.
adam.
On 31/08/2016 13:39:05, Glenn Cooper glenn_cooper@apple.com wrote: I’ve got a CentOS 6.7 VM (that runs my Observium instance, currently at version 8068-stable) that I’m trying to monitor with the unix agent described here:
http://www.observium.org/docs/unix_agent/
Installation of the agent went fine, as did the telnet testing from the host itself. I got a bunch of data via telnet.
Also, SNMP has already been configured on the server and it’s polling itself properly (as far as I can tell)
From my Observium web page, I see the system and can some details for it. The Overview shows me high level system info (kernel version, hostname, Location, uptime, etc) and the Event Log. Graphs only show Agent Execution Time, Ping Response, SNMP Response, and Poller Duration.
From looking at the live demo on the Observium website, I’m assuming I should be seeing a bunch of additional data (processors, memory, netstat data, load averages, etc, etc, etc).
I’ve taken a look at the device configuration settings and can’t see anything that I’m missing.
Any ideas for what to look at next will be much appreciated.
Thanks, Glenn Cooper
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