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LiteSpeed SNMP/Cacti 1.0b2 Released
1.0b2 (beta2) version of the LiteSpeed Parser/SNMP Bridge/Cacti Templates has been released.
Download Scripts (LGPL): http://www.litespeedtech.com/package...acti_1.0b2.zip Wiki How-To: http://www.litespeedtech.com/communi...cti_monitoring Enjoy! Feedback and especially tips on how to create better and more effective Cacti graphs are most welcome. There are 7 types of graphs monitoring 7 distinct data groups. One can monitor on 3 levels: General (Server Global) Level, per VHost Level, and per External Application level. Change Log: Beta2: 7/19/2006 ----------------- Only litespeed_cacti_template.xml file has been modified. Re-import the template file within Cacti to upgrade to Beta2. * Fixed Data Query template xml location value. * Removed 95th percentile graphing from Traffic graphs. Cacti problem. * Fixed Traffic graphs to properly convert displayed/graphed value to "bits". * Update ExtApp connections graph to make it less "messy". Removed IdleConn line: redundant and obvious it is the diff between PoolSize and InUseConn. * Updated various graphs to make the colors more consistent. Beta1: 7/17/2006 ----------------- Inital Release Here are 5 sample graphs. |
Great stuff, thanks.
one little bug in litespeed_cacti_template.xml: <hash_04001176d81d4e3c52dab62afa5205a9c517a2> <name>LiteSpeed ExtApp</name> <description>LiteSpeed ExtApp</description> <xml_path>/xingwww/cacti/litespeed_extapp.xml</xml_path> The xml_path needs to be: <xml_path><path_cacti>/resource/snmp_queries/litespeed_extapp.xml</xml_path> Otherwise its looking good and the graphs are collection now. Will look into it a little bit deeper later on. |
Thank you for the feedback. We found a problem where "Plain/SSL Traffic" graphs are plotting values with the wrong conversion factor. It's coverting KBytes to KBits instead of KBytes to bits (off by a factor 1000).
A new b2 release will be released later today with the the path and traffic graphic fix. |
Beta2 has been released. Added changelog to the original announcement.
Have fun! |
Issue with SNMP
I keep getting the error message below when i try and snmpwalk:
SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.8888.101 = No Such Instance currently exists at this OID When i use V1 i get no message at all. I know my config is ok b/c i can access anything else: snmpwalk -c hhpv2 -v 2c localhost .1.3.6.1.4.1 Returns a whole bunch of info. All i added to my config was the line: pass .1.3.6.1.4.1.8888 /etc/snmp/litespeed/sample.php and i replaced the first 2 lines of sample.php to the following: #!/usr/local/bin/php <?php Since my php does not use short tags, am i missing something here? Is there a way for me to test it via the command line and no SNMP? |
Great stuff, but can't get it to work
try putting
rocommunity public above this line pass .1.3.6.1.4.1.8888 /etc/snmp/litespeed/sample.php |
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