Archive for the ‘Monitoring’ Category

Install RRDTOOL using yum on CentOS.

RRDTOOL is required by many network utilities, e.g cacti, nagios & many others to plot graphs. By default rrdtool is not included in CentOS. You may need to install it for monitoring purpose. You can either use source to compile or install using rpm. To install using rpm all you need is following two commands. [...]

Monitor your Blog / Web

We all have utilities like Nagios & Nconf when it comes to monitor data center. But what about your own site / blog. Many professional blogger do monitor their blogs to improve performance. Parttime blogger like me hardly bother. I use my office nagios to monitor by My Blog to keep eye on downtime. But [...]

Squid Realtime Logs -Sqstat

I am using Linux as Internet Gateway. Using Squid I have controlled Internet access for all my users. I prefer to use Sarg for for daily bases reporting. For Realtime monitoring tail is preferable but if you want to delegate proxy monitoring to Windows Admin Sqstat is best. SqStat is a script which allows to [...]

Install & Configure Cacti

Installation yum install msyql php-mysql php mysql-server httpd net-snmp php-snmp net-snmp-utils -y install rrdtool Download Cacti from http://www.cacti.net/ Extract cacti source package tar zxvf cacti-0.8.7e.tar.gz Move Cacti to html folder mv cacti-0.8.7e /var/www/html/cacti cd /var/www/html/cacti create database mysqladmin –user=root create cacti mysql cacti < cacti.sql mysql –user=root mysql GRANT ALL ON cacti.* TO cactiuser@localhost IDENTIFIED [...]

Learning Nagios 3.0 -Review

This is Book Review for Learning Nagios 3.0 This book is nice guide to setup Nagios in efficient manner, this book covers followings Nagios Installation Configuring Hosts Configuring Services Configuring Commands Configuring Time Periods Configuring Contacts Read More // Share|

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