On Sun, 2006-10-08 at 13:40, Peter Farrow wrote:
Opennms is particularly irritating to install,
After getting the jsdk and tomcat running, I didn't have any trouble with the opennms rpms and setup. And it is worth it to have everything detected automatically if it would catch all the linux snmpd's correctly.
in order to all full access to your SNMP OID tree, you might want to modify your snmpd.conf as follows:
Find your system view line: comment out the original and add this instead:
view systemview included .1
I've already tried that, and the odd thing is that with or without it, the snmp info shows up on the node screeen but some systems are getting performance data collected and some aren't. Since this is all automatically detected I think it may have something to do with timeouts. Often if I run snmpwalk against these systems it will return some data then time out. Usually if I repeat the command it will complete the 2nd time. Perhaps opennms is getting a timeout and giving up on access.