plugins that integrate with rrdtool

[atonns-nIb270m8h5BnIQPQXcBa+AC/G2K4zDHf at public.gmane.org]

Nagios Community:

I'm about to migrate my Nagios 1.2 server to a new machine (more hosts means
needing more power). As my old install has been running for close to a year
and a half - what's the latest status of plugins that integrate with
rrdtool? Specifically, I'm looking for ones that also support SNMPv3. Last
time I implemented, SNMPv3 was implement only a day or two before I rolled
out.

Currently, 95% of the plugins I'm using are custom coded. I've started to
integrate a few of them with rrdtool to determine problems over a period of
time (ie: interface error rate over the last X hours). I'd like to have them
all integrate with rrdtool (similar to cricket) so that I only have to read
the metric once and be able to use it for a) generating alerts b) storing
data to graph trends c) alert based on automated trend analysis.

Thanks,
Tony

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