VPN Monitoring

[Michael Schwartzkopff]

Am Mittwoch, 13. Juni 2007 11:02 schrieb Kerry Milestone:
> are looking at the VPN status.  basic at this stage, but whether it is
> up or not.

Hi,

What exactly do you want to monitor? You could use:

Monitoring (nagios):
cpvCurrEspSAsIn: "IPsec current Inbound ESP SAs"
cpvCurrEspSAsOut: "IPsec current Outbound ESP SAs"

Reporting  (MRTG):
cpvIpsecEspEncBytes: "IPsec ESP encrypted bytes"
cpvIpsecEspDecBytes: "IPsec ESP decrypted bytes"

You also could monitor tunnels with specific partners via cpvTnlMon.

Or do you want to monitor if vpn deamon is running?

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