Bbt Lists wrote:

Ugo Bellavance wrote:

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Hi,

I just wrote a mini-howto to the installation, configuration of 

cacti on a CentOS host. Step-by-step, easy-to-follow instructions.

Please have a look, make comments and let me know if I should fix something.

Oops... Sorry.

http://lubik.blogspot.com/2006/10/cacti-on-centos4-quick-howto.html

Have fun!

Karanbir Singh wrote:

Ugo Bellavance wrote:

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Bbt Lists wrote:

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Ugo Bellavance wrote:

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Hi,

I just wrote a mini-howto to the installation, configuration of 

cacti on a CentOS host. Step-by-step, easy-to-follow instructions.

Please have a look, make comments and let me know if I should fix something.

Oops... Sorry.

http://lubik.blogspot.com/2006/10/cacti-on-centos4-quick-howto.html

why not get this into the wiki.centos.org ?

Because I was unaware of its existence :).

Will do.

Le dimanche 8 octobre 2006 00:07, Les Mikesell a écrit :

On Sat, 2006-10-07 at 12:34, Yiorgos Stamoulis wrote:

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Hi Ugo, snmpd.conf pleeease! ( I am wearing my impatient hat today!)

Slight variation of the question... I'm trying out opennms (a java program that's harder to install than cacti but does autodiscovery and some non-snmp stuff too), and find that some centos machines that cacti is graphing are not automatically graphed by opennms. Has anyone else seen this or know if something special is needed in the snmpd.conf settings?

Hello,

using OpenNMS 1.2.8 on CentOS 4, I had graphing breakdown when rrdtool (fetched from dag repo) was updated to 1.2.x version, which apparently OpenNMS can't cope with. Downgraded rrdtool to 1.0.50 and I had my graphs back...

Opennms is particularly irritating to install,

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

You also might want to look at this:

http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/2005-October/054306.html

P.

Ugo Bellavance wrote:

Vincent Knecht wrote:

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Le dimanche 8 octobre 2006 00:07, Les Mikesell a écrit :

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On Sat, 2006-10-07 at 12:34, Yiorgos Stamoulis wrote:

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Hi Ugo, snmpd.conf pleeease! ( I am wearing my impatient hat today!)

Slight variation of the question... I'm trying out opennms (a java program that's harder to install than cacti but does autodiscovery and some non-snmp stuff too), and find that some centos machines that cacti is graphing are not automatically graphed by opennms. Has anyone else seen this or know if something special is needed in the snmpd.conf settings?

Hello,

using OpenNMS 1.2.8 on CentOS 4, I had graphing breakdown when rrdtool (fetched from dag repo) was updated to 1.2.x version, which apparently OpenNMS can't cope with. Downgraded rrdtool to 1.0.50 and I had my graphs back...

With cacti, when the upgrade occured, I just had to change the RDD version in the Cacti config. I don't know about OpenNMS, though.

Ugo

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Yiorgos Stamoulis wrote:

Hi Ugo, snmpd.conf pleeease! ( I am wearing my impatient hat today!)

thanx

This is a very simple config file. You may want to look at the default snmpd.conf to manage groups and more granular permissions.

#### START snmpd.conf

# This line makes the snmp daemon listen only on the loopback interface # If you want to run on an alternative port change the 161 part # (Don't forget to update the mailscanner-mrtg.conf file with the new #port agentaddress localhost:161 # Use this version instead for ucd-snmp #agentaddress 161@localhost

# This line sets up a single community string (with read-only access) # With access only permitted from localhost # If you have users logging into your machine and want to make sure they # can't easily get info from snmp change 'public' to something else rocommunity public localhost

# System Information, change this if you want syslocation Location syscontact Root root@localhost

#### FINISH snmpd.conf