[H-GEN] Network Monitoring tool for Enterasys RoadAbout R2

Kelvin Heng kelvinheng at hotmail.com
Tue Jul 27 20:57:09 EDT 2004


Hi David,

I have tried running snmpwalk from net-snmp to walk thru the RoamAbout 
wireless AP. It can work, but I do not have the necessary skill to extract 
out the information to plot out the network graph. Actually, I am looking 
for something similar to MRTG whereby it can auto detect the information of 
the network and generate graph based on the traffic flow in/out of the 
ethernet port.

Regards,
Kelvin Heng
Have A Nice Day!




From: David Jericho <davidj at tucanatech.com>
To: general at lists.humbug.org.au
Subject: Re: [H-GEN] Network Monitoring tool for Enterasys RoadAbout R2
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 14:05:51 +1000

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Kelvin Heng wrote:

>Actually, I am looking into something similar to MRTG. But seems like MRTG 
>does not have the function to monitor Enterasys RoamAbout R2. I would like 
>to find out any monitoring tools that is cater for wireless equipment like 
>this.  I would like to monitor the traffic (in/out) thru the wireless AP 
>and also possible the number of clients attached to it. It will help me to 
>determine whether my wireless AP is able to support the needs and also 
>determine who are my users. Hopefully, the tool can support SNMP v3 as my 
>wireless AP can support SNMP v3. Thanks


Well, it depends what you're trying to monitor. MRTG does SNMP, the 
RoamAbout does SNMP. It just comes down to what information the RoamAbout 
offers via SNMP. Have you tried walking the RoamAbout with snmpwalk?

--
David Jericho
Senior Systems Administrator, Tucana Technologies


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