3 T1s one router

[Randy Katz]

Hi,

It seems I would second this with reservation:

1. Link status does not necessarily mean ip routability.
2. Are there static IP Addresses in the routes directly above the routers?
3. If 3 what I would do:

	a. Setup each IP as a separate host in a single hostgroup.
	b. Setup each IP above the IPs in question as separate hosts in that same 
hostgroup.
	c. Make the above IP addresses parents, if you are monitoring from outside 
the network, and slaves if you are monitoring from within the network. That 
way you only get paged for one thing if a segment is unavailable.

This example assumes you are monitoring from behind the router (inside). I 
would (and do on a few) use the same methodology to monitor from a remote 
location. 


On Tuesday 25 November 2003 10:50 am, Robert Blayzor wrote:
> On 11/25/03 1:34 PM, "Simpson, Doug" <dsimpson at friedmancorp.com> wrote:
> > We have three T1s bundled into one router here at my site and terminating
> > at one router at the telcom.  I want to monitor all 3 IPs on each router.
> > How do I setup a host to have multiple IPs?
> > Do I just add multiple IPs like I have done down below?
>
> You can't as far as I'm aware.  You'd be better off setting them up as
> separate hosts and then putting them in ONE hostgroup.
>
> Even better, if your router can do SNMP traps, just have them trap link
> status of the interfaces.

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Take care,
Randy Katz


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