Hi, I have the following problem. I am using WebNMS 5.2 and the client is invoked on a remote host. When opening a WebNMS-default-node in client tree(like nodes, events, etc.), the map gets displayed normally in about 2 secs. But when opening a custom map that I have added to the client tree, it takes about 20-30 secs to display the map. Why does it take too long for the custom map to get displayed?
Hi, I have implemented an Snmp Java Agent using Agent Toolkit Java Edition. I see that about 50% of my desktop computer CPU is dedicated to this process.
Why does this agent takes so much resources of the host? How can I reduce this resource consumption?
Hi all, I am trying to generate an snmp agent with rule engine using WebNMS Agent Toolkit Java Edition. I generated some simple agents and modified the .rule file myself. I should say even in small projects, modifying the .rule file is a tedious and error-prone task.
My question is, Isn't there any tool to modify this .rule file for snmp agents? I mean without modifying the .rule file by hand.
(I know there is a tool for multi protocol agents which works with mbeans and the mbean server must be up. I am asking for snmp agents.)
Hi, I am working on the map module and I have a requirement. I want to create a map that shows all the map symbols I have created for MOs and to have the functionality to filter in or filter out specific types of MOs at runtime.
I have to mention that now I have a map with custom toolbar buttons that by clicking on them they delete map symbols of specific type by MapAPI from data base or they create map symbols and add them by MapAPI, to the database. But I think adding and deleting from database is not a good strategy.
In fact my question would be more accurate if I ask how can I work with maps and customize them.
1. I have developed some maps for some specific managed objects that I have developed. When I discover some instances of that Managed Object, I want to show the number in the Tree, in a format like this : "Map-Name[5]". I want the number to be shown in front of the map name in the Tree.(here is [5]) Is there a way fulfill this requirement?
2. I have developed some services in C# that are running (.exe format) as a windows service. I want to monitor this user developed service and to be able to run, stop and restart them. I studied the developer guide and came to two conclusions. First : run an SNMP agent in the same host for that service and develop start and stop service in the agent. Second : make use of webnms jmx agent. Unfortunately this JMX WebNMS agent is not discussed in a clear manner and I could not understand if this jmx agent could be used or not.
What would you suggest for application monitoring requirement? Thank You
There is a capability in Agent Toolkit C edition which is able to validate traps recieved from subagents in master agent. The master agent decides to forward, drop or do something else.
As far as I know, this capability is not implemented in Agent Toolkit Java edition. In Java edition, How do you validate traps recieved from subagents in a master agent?
Suppose we have a snmp master agent which has a rule engine. In this rule engine, some rules are defined for some scalar oids of the mib(for example if a scalar oid is changed or tow oids are equal). It works fine when these oids are implemented by the master agent itself(I mean the master agent answers the requests itself). But, what if these oids are implemented by a subagent which does not have a rule engine? It seems rule engine of the master agent does not work in this manner.
Is there any way to apply the master agent rule engine, on the subagents that do not have rule engine?
Suppose a computer cluster with two computers is running in the network and we want to recognize these two computers as a computer cluster. Is it possible to detect computer clusters on the network being managed by webnms. In other words, is it possible to find out a computer is a member of a computer cluster in the network or not.