Were SOL if you want something that _works_ on Solaris.
Write a shell/perl script and use it instead.
Posting from net-snmp-users.
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> From the FAQ I still see Multi CPU support is broken but
> I am not clear on how.
Well, it's broken, because there isn't any support for it.
We simply return a single metric value for each of the CPU statistics,
regardless of whether this relates to 1 CPU, or 100.
This is one of the things we hope to address when we come to defining
the NET-SNMP MIBs, to replace the existing UCD-SNMP MIBs. But that
will simply provide a structure for the data - we'll still be reliant
on someone with a multi-CPU system being able to provide the necessary
code to support this.
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At 3/25/2002, Scot wrote:
>
>Scott;
>
> Thanks for the feedback butt what about multi CPU support.
>Has net-snmp fixed that and just not updated the FAQ or are
>we screwed if we want to track cpu utilization of any kind?
>
>
>I also posted to the net-snmp list but it seems to be a dead list.
>
>
>Thanks
>Scot
>
>
>At 3/21/2002, Barr, Scott wrote:
>>Folks - SEA is shipped with Solaris. It is the default SNMP agent. It is
>>junk.
>>
>>It is buggy, unpredicitible, unreliable and works worse if you change the
>>community strings.
>>
>>If you have the option of using USCD SNMP do so, save yourself some grief.
>>
>>Signed: BEEN THERE DONE THAT
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: netview@toddh.net [mailto:netview@toddh.net]
>>Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 12:56 PM
>>To: Scot
>>Cc: nv-l@lists.tivoli.com
>>Subject: Re: [nv-l] Solaris Solstice Enterprise Agent help
>>
>>
>>Scot <scotrn@cox.net> writes:
>>> Hi;
>>>
>>> Has anyone had any luck using the SEA package from sun?
>>
>>I'm not familiar with this package.
>>
>>> What do people use for SUN? I here UCD has issues with multiple CPU
>>> systems. and other OID trees.
>>
>>I evaluated Sun Management Center but it looked like it was going to
>>be cost prohibitive (since the modules we cared about weren't free),
>>and the agents didn't play with NetView well as they used SNMPv3 user
>>authentication and were set up to talk with the SunMC console.
>>
>>SunMC by itself looked mighty impressive, but it wasn't a good fit for
>>the budget we had the sort of monitoring we wanted to do. We ended up
>>using a TEC logfile adapted to watch the syslogs for certain events.
>>
>>--
>>Todd H.
>>http://www.toddh.net/
>>
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