I'm sorry - I really, really am - if this is a repeatedly asked query.
Basically, our infrastructure all runs with SNMP. From servers to switches. Don't ask.
Basically, after playing around with Zabbix for a few weeks, I've decided to try get monitoring in a similar manner that Nagios is doing it. I have a few servers, have tried applying templates and the most I have is uptime which is quite broing to graph.
I have Googled far and wide, have got a lot of information, and I'm still struggling to break ground breaking progress. I understand that I must configure SNMP stuff, and an SNMP trap, but I can't find a tutorial dedicated to explaining all of this to me and the documentation isn't spectacularly helpful for this particular instance.
My big question - my elaborate, brain tingling inquiry; what is the best method of monitoring a server - using SNMP - and having all the graphs available just like if it were being monitored by the zabbix agent?
Basically, our infrastructure all runs with SNMP. From servers to switches. Don't ask.
Basically, after playing around with Zabbix for a few weeks, I've decided to try get monitoring in a similar manner that Nagios is doing it. I have a few servers, have tried applying templates and the most I have is uptime which is quite broing to graph.
I have Googled far and wide, have got a lot of information, and I'm still struggling to break ground breaking progress. I understand that I must configure SNMP stuff, and an SNMP trap, but I can't find a tutorial dedicated to explaining all of this to me and the documentation isn't spectacularly helpful for this particular instance.
My big question - my elaborate, brain tingling inquiry; what is the best method of monitoring a server - using SNMP - and having all the graphs available just like if it were being monitored by the zabbix agent?
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