Cacti

I have followed these instructions and everything seems to be working fine, however I get an access denied message when I click on the "Plugin Managment" Menu Item. I have checked the realm permissions and their doesn't seem to be an option for this.

Any Ideas?

I think you posted this in the wrong thread. I overcame this issue by running cmd.php with an identical username/password as one that exists in the local user database on the ccm.

Umm that template should have everthing you need. Reg/unreg phones doesn't need a script as I am just querying the OID's. Registered phones : 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.156.1.5.5.0 Unregistered phones : 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.156.1.5.6.0 Also phones will usually register with the subscriber so it is usual to see 0 re...

Here is the template to import for that script...

I don't have any specific script/snmp query for VG224/248's. I use 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.156.1.5.8.0 to get the number of registered gateways. as for active calls I use this script : ccm_activeCalls.pl that I have attached... note that this will only work on a windows based call manager as I am using perl...

The Answer is whatever your most comfortable with... I would stay away from XP pro, just because I think you should stick with a server based OS for your Monitoring server. With BSOD's Windows installer package you are going to be up and running quickly and easily. Personally I would always stick to...

As a side note I run Activestate 5.8.8 and the script runs fine....

I don't have my Callmanagers connected to our active directory and it works fine. However I had to create a user with the same username and password on the CCM as the User that runs the poller. This is probably what is causing your problems.

ahhh k, I didn't think about the fact that win32-perlib needs to be compiled using Visual C.

It means you will need to use check_nt. I think this is an offshoot nagios thing and you might need to run an agent on your ccm.

ok, I don't use that check_nt script, have a look at my perl script for a comparison of another way to do it. I am guessing that the name in the brackets is the name of your mgcp gateway. This is the name that your CCM gives it in perfmon. To find out what yours are called connect perfmon to your CC...

Can you elaborate on what you mean? I don't quite understand.

umm I don't know. I don't actually know all that much about Call manager under linux. I wonder if maybe you need to use the actual RTMT application to pull the logs? Did you setup the call manager yourself? Could be a privleged accoutn setup to access this stuff?? I have a VM image of CCM 5. When I ...

That template doesn't show vpn connections

The decimal in alot of things always confuses me. Cacti is only as accurate as the data it recieves from the SNMP get. It is always a bit of on oddity but you can veryify your data by doing an snmpget on that oid and seeing if the data is consistent with what is being presented by cacti.

Firstly to expain your numbers read here: http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t=8168 Secondly, A connection on a pix as I understand is the number of current UDP/TCP conections through the pix. You can view these on the pix with the command "Show Conn" note: the Max Value given by this c...