Network Monitoring?

Peter Gritsch s4nag at no-where.at
Mon Jun 26 22:01:17 CEST 2006


On Monday 26 June 2006 20:00, Pavleck, Jeremy D. wrote:
> Greetings,
>  This may be an odd question, considering my title is Network
> Engineer - but I'm the monitoring guy, and am going to setup a new
> instance of nagios dedicated to the network side of things - so
> simple question, what should I monitor as a general rule on each
> switch? Router?

Depends on your requirements (of course). Depending on the device we
monitor:
- CPU usages (especially at routers and VPN devices)
- Memory usages (not that important usually)
- LAN Interfaces to other network components
- WAN interfaces
- Power Supplies (especially redundant PSUs)
- Fans
- Voltages (not that important)
- Temperatures
- Connections/Sessions (Firewalls and VPN devices)

CU,
Peter


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