VPN Monitoring
Kerry Milestone
Kerry.Milestone at CacheLogic.com
Wed Jun 13 11:51:53 CEST 2007
problem is, we can lose many VPNs to a node through diverse paths before
a device is unreachable thus pinging something at the other end is
probably not going to work as by the time the device is unreachable its
far too late and customer impacting.
I am really after monitoring something which reports the status of the
VPN link, something like with a hardware interface where you can see if
there is a physical link present or not, and observe things like
flapping though for VPNs like either established or not.
Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Jun 2007, Kerry Milestone wrote:
>
>
>> does anyone have any hints on how to monitor Checkpoint VPN status?
>> Also of interest is how to monitor Sonicwalls, again preferably with
>> SNMP trying to keep scripts and processing simple. However I am
>> guessing a little more in depth trickery such as checking traceroutes
>> and routing tables may be required? Am looking at star network
>> topologies with multiple links and VPNs to each site.
>>
>
> Use the VPN's to monitor a device on the other end. check_icmp should do
> the trick.
>
> Hugo.
>
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