Ndo2DB and Check for network traffic

[Renaud Vanderhagen]

On Feb 12, 2010, at 3:18 AM, Renaud Vanderhagen wrote:
 
> 
> Hello world !
> 
> What backup ndo2db exactly in ndo database ? 
> Where can I find a "map" of the ndo database ?
 
See the NDOUtils_DB_Model.pdf included with the program or online at http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/ndoutils/NDOUtils_DB_Model.pdf.
 
> Is it possible to backup the nagios.log ?
 
Much or all of it is stored in the Historical Tables.
 
> What do you use to monitor network traffic on servers and switchs interfaces ?
 
Cricket.
 
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Marc

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Thanks for your link Marc, it is exactly what I search ! Now I understand the links between the ndo tables !

About monitoring network traffic, Cricket isn't integrated in Nagios, I search for a plugin... Do you know something for that ? Like check_centreon_snmp_traffic but for Nagios.

Thanks a lot, 

Renaud.
 		 	   		  
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