Router Monitoring Tool

[Carroll, Jim P [Contractor]]

What exactly are you looking to monitor?  If you want to monitor a router
but aren't interested in the output that MRTG gives (that's how I'm
interpreting what you mean by "don't give me a reponse that I want"), you'll
need to look into some other sort of SNMP tool.  Either that, or you'll end
up hand-crafting any number of Expect scripts (with the telnet password
encoded :P) to extract the data that you want.

Again, what is it that you find lacking in MRTG?  Are you looking for a tool
which gives you up-to-the-second info?  Are you looking for reports which
you currently aren't getting (like CPU load on your router, for example)?
Are you looking for e-mail/pager alerts (like the ones Nagios sends out)?

Instead of making nebulous claims about what a given tool doesn't do, please
make a (wish) list of things you want to see in a (dream) tool.

jc

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Felipe Martins [mailto:felipe.martins at primesys.com.br]
> Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 2:26 PM
> To: Nagios-Users (E-mail)
> Subject: [Nagios-users] Router Monitoring Tool
> 
> 
> Hello All !!! 
> Do you know any nagios plugin or another tool to monitor 
> routers and other networks equipaments ? I need to monitor 
> network traffic and the operacional system of the equipament 
> , I had used the MRTG but it´s don´t give me a response that 
> I want , It´s can monitor only the traffic . 
> Can anyone help-me , please ? 
> Tks a lot !!!
> 
> 
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