VPN Monitoring

[Anthony Mendoza]

What are you trying to monitor on the VPN devices?  If you're using SNMP
you can pretty much monitor anything you know the OID for using the
check_snmp plugin.  If your Checkpoint VPN is running on a Linux server
then anything exposed by the SNMP daemon is monitorable.

On 6/12/2007 9:03 AM, Kerry Milestone had said:
> Hello,
>
> does anyone have any hints on how to monitor Checkpoint VPN status? 
> Also of interest is how to monitor Sonicwalls, again preferably with
> SNMP trying to keep scripts and processing simple.  However I am
> guessing a little more in depth trickery such as checking traceroutes
> and routing tables may be required?  Am looking at star network
> topologies with multiple links and VPNs to each site.
>
> Any ideas would be kindly recieved.
>
> Regards,
> Kerry.
>
>
>
>
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