How to monitor SUN Solaris memory?!
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How to monitor SUN Solaris memory?!
I download and install NagiosXI VM to monitor SUN(Sparc) Solaris Server's memory, I tried some plugins but can only monitor cpu & disk, the memory data was empty or error. is there a suggestion plugin?
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Re: How to monitor SUN Solaris memory?!
Did you install the Solaris agent?
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Re: How to monitor SUN Solaris memory?!
Not allowed to install agent, so I use snmp to monitor all servers (Windows & SUN Sparc).scottwilkerson wrote:Did you install the Solaris agent?
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Re: How to monitor SUN Solaris memory?!
As long as your server has the HOST-RESOURCES-MIB you should be able to use something like this
http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Pl ... MP/details
If you use it you may need to install the following package
http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Pl ... MP/details
If you use it you may need to install the following package
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yum install bc -y
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Re: How to monitor SUN Solaris memory?!
^^^^^^^^ what is this package? why should it need to be installed?scottwilkerson wrote:As long as your server has the HOST-RESOURCES-MIB you should be able to use something like this
http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Pl ... MP/details
If you use it you may need to install the following packageCode: Select all
yum install bc -y
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Re: How to monitor SUN Solaris memory?!
bc is "An arbitrary precision calculator language"
the reason you would need to install it (if it isn't already installed) is because it is used by this plugin.
You can test to see if it is already installed by running
the reason you would need to install it (if it isn't already installed) is because it is used by this plugin.
You can test to see if it is already installed by running
Code: Select all
which bc
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Re: How to monitor SUN Solaris memory?!
what do you mean "HOST-RESOURCES-MIB"?scottwilkerson wrote:As long as your server has the HOST-RESOURCES-MIB you should be able to use something like this
http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Pl ... MP/details
If you use it you may need to install the following packageCode: Select all
yum install bc -y
I installed this plugin, but it's data seems not correct?! and the performance graph data also not correct?!
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Re: How to monitor SUN Solaris memory?!
the NagiosXI VM already installed bc. after I install this plugin, the monitored data was not correct, the server's memory is 1.5GB and was running nothing, but the plugin indicate used memory 1.27GB.scottwilkerson wrote:bc is "An arbitrary precision calculator language"
the reason you would need to install it (if it isn't already installed) is because it is used by this plugin.
You can test to see if it is already installed by runningCode: Select all
which bc
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Re: How to monitor SUN Solaris memory?!
This actually sounds pretty normal, most OS's cache items in memory, and the free memory is also reduced by the cached memory..xpertech wrote:the NagiosXI VM already installed bc. after I install this plugin, the monitored data was not correct, the server's memory is 1.5GB and was running nothing, but the plugin indicate used memory 1.27GB.