VMS monitoring
Russell Adams
RLAdams at Kelsey-Seybold.com
Wed Nov 13 18:10:02 CET 2002
Depends on how you want to do it.
I monitor statistics on OpenVMS with cricket. OpenVMS runs a batch job
which gathers the data, and tftp's it to the cricket server.
If you have SSH installed you can do service checks over that.
Lastly, depending on your TCP/IP stack, you can link commands to
incoming network connections just like in UNIX.
Russell
On Wed, Nov 13, 2002 at 04:56:01PM +0000, Mike Knell wrote:
>
> All,
>
> We've been using Nagios for a few weeks to monitor a whole bunch of
> hosts around the university, but now the management have asked me
> if I can also arrange to monitor the two VMS systems we still have around.
>
> I can do the usual checks to make sure network services are available,
> but has anyone done host-level monitoring of disk space etc. on VMS
> boxen? Having had a quick google, I suspect that one or two people might
> be doing it, but there's not much detail, and as a UNIX guy myself I
> don't have the necessary clues to write a VMS monitoring plugin..
>
> Mike
>
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