IBM Domino Online Users

[mcdelfin]

Hi,

does anybody have a template to graph online notes users? I've tried to use the OID below to create a data template

1.3.6.1.4.1.334.72.1.1.6.3.6 | lnServerUsers

but to no avail

thanks

[mcdelfin]

I tried snmp walk and its ok

snmpwalk -v2c -c xxxx xxx.xxx.xx.xx 1.3.6.1.4.1.334.72.1.1.6.3.6
SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.334.72.1.1.6.3.6.0 = INTEGER: 389

but when I run poller.php here is the error

Error in packet
Reason: (noSuchName) There is no such variable name in this MIB.
Failed object: .1.3.6.1.4.1.334.72.1.1.6.3.6

[mcdelfin]

below is the template i've made

<cacti>
−
<hash_010013edc2535e47d023a86587b63896645baf>
<name>Lotus Domino - Lotus Notes Users</name>
−
<ds>
<t_name/>
<name>|host_description| - Lotus Domino Users</name>
<data_input_id>hash_030013bf566c869ac6443b0c75d1c32b5a350e</data_input_id>
<t_rra_id/>
<t_rrd_step/>
<rrd_step>300</rrd_step>
<t_active/>
<active>on</active>
−
<rra_items>
hash_150013c21df5178e5c955013591239eb0afd46|hash_1500130d9c0af8b8acdc7807943937b3208e29|hash_1500136fc2d038fb42950138b0ce3e9874cc60|hash_150013e36f3adb9f152adfa5dc50fd2b23337e
</rra_items>
</ds>
−
<items>
−
<hash_0800133af31e418cf9571ca0668719a6e7a676>
<t_data_source_name/>
<data_source_name>lnServerUsers</data_source_name>
<t_rrd_minimum/>
<rrd_minimum>0</rrd_minimum>
<t_rrd_maximum/>
<rrd_maximum>1000000000</rrd_maximum>
<t_data_source_type_id/>
<data_source_type_id>2</data_source_type_id>
<t_rrd_heartbeat/>
<rrd_heartbeat>600</rrd_heartbeat>
<t_data_input_field_id/>
<data_input_field_id>0</data_input_field_id>
</hash_0800133af31e418cf9571ca0668719a6e7a676>
</items>
−
<data>
−
<item_000>
<data_input_field_id>hash_070013c1f36ee60c3dc98945556d57f26e475b</data_input_field_id>
<t_value/>
<value/>
</item_000>
−
<item_001>
<data_input_field_id>hash_070013b5c23f246559df38662c255f4aa21d6b</data_input_field_id>
<t_value/>
<value>2</value>
</item_001>
−
<item_002>
<data_input_field_id>hash_0700131cc1493a6781af2c478fa4de971531cf</data_input_field_id>
<t_value/>
<value/>
</item_002>
−
<item_003>
<data_input_field_id>hash_070013f4facc5e2ca7ebee621f09bc6d9fc792</data_input_field_id>
<t_value/>
<value/>
</item_003>
−
<item_004>
<data_input_field_id>hash_070013acb449d1451e8a2a655c2c99d31142c7</data_input_field_id>
<t_value/>
<value/>
</item_004>
−
<item_005>
<data_input_field_id>hash_070013617cdc8a230615e59f06f361ef6e7728</data_input_field_id>
<t_value/>
<value/>
</item_005>
</data>
</hash_010013edc2535e47d023a86587b63896645baf>
−
<hash_030013bf566c869ac6443b0c75d1c32b5a350e>
<name>Get SNMP Data (Indexed)</name>
<type_id>3</type_id>
<input_string/>
−
<fields>
−
<hash_070013617cdc8a230615e59f06f361ef6e7728>
<name>SNMP IP Address</name>
<update_rra/>
<regexp_match/>
<allow_nulls/>
<type_code>hostname</type_code>
<input_output>in</input_output>
<data_name>management_ip</data_name>
</hash_070013617cdc8a230615e59f06f361ef6e7728>
−
<hash_070013acb449d1451e8a2a655c2c99d31142c7>
<name>SNMP Community</name>
<update_rra/>
<regexp_match/>
<allow_nulls/>
<type_code>snmp_community</type_code>
<input_output>in</input_output>
<data_name>snmp_community</data_name>
</hash_070013acb449d1451e8a2a655c2c99d31142c7>
−
<hash_070013f4facc5e2ca7ebee621f09bc6d9fc792>
<name>SNMP Username (v3)</name>
<update_rra/>
<regexp_match/>
<allow_nulls>on</allow_nulls>
<type_code>snmp_username</type_code>
<input_output>in</input_output>
<data_name>snmp_username</data_name>
</hash_070013f4facc5e2ca7ebee621f09bc6d9fc792>
−
<hash_0700131cc1493a6781af2c478fa4de971531cf>
<name>SNMP Password (v3)</name>
<update_rra/>
<regexp_match/>
<allow_nulls>on</allow_nulls>
<type_code>snmp_password</type_code>
<input_output>in</input_output>
<data_name>snmp_password</data_name>
</hash_0700131cc1493a6781af2c478fa4de971531cf>
−
<hash_070013b5c23f246559df38662c255f4aa21d6b>
<name>SNMP Version (1, 2, or 3)</name>
<update_rra/>
<regexp_match/>
<allow_nulls/>
<type_code>snmp_version</type_code>
<input_output>in</input_output>
<data_name>snmp_version</data_name>
</hash_070013b5c23f246559df38662c255f4aa21d6b>
−
<hash_0700136027a919c7c7731fbe095b6f53ab127b>
<name>Index Type</name>
<update_rra/>
<regexp_match/>
<allow_nulls/>
<type_code>index_type</type_code>
<input_output>in</input_output>
<data_name>index_type</data_name>
</hash_0700136027a919c7c7731fbe095b6f53ab127b>
−
<hash_070013cbbe5c1ddfb264a6e5d509ce1c78c95f>
<name>Index Value</name>
<update_rra/>
<regexp_match/>
<allow_nulls/>
<type_code>index_value</type_code>
<input_output>in</input_output>
<data_name>index_value</data_name>
</hash_070013cbbe5c1ddfb264a6e5d509ce1c78c95f>
−
<hash_070013e6deda7be0f391399c5130e7c4a48b28>
<name>Output Type ID</name>
<update_rra/>
<regexp_match/>
<allow_nulls/>
<type_code>output_type</type_code>
<input_output>in</input_output>
<data_name>output_type</data_name>
</hash_070013e6deda7be0f391399c5130e7c4a48b28>
−
<hash_070013c1f36ee60c3dc98945556d57f26e475b>
<name>SNMP Port</name>
<update_rra/>
<regexp_match/>
<allow_nulls/>
<type_code>snmp_port</type_code>
<input_output>in</input_output>
<data_name>snmp_port</data_name>
</hash_070013c1f36ee60c3dc98945556d57f26e475b>
</fields>
</hash_030013bf566c869ac6443b0c75d1c32b5a350e>
−
<hash_150013c21df5178e5c955013591239eb0afd46>
<name>Daily (5 Minute Average)</name>
<x_files_factor>0.5</x_files_factor>
<steps>1</steps>
<rows>600</rows>
<timespan>86400</timespan>
<cf_items>1|2|3|4</cf_items>
</hash_150013c21df5178e5c955013591239eb0afd46>
−
<hash_1500130d9c0af8b8acdc7807943937b3208e29>
<name>Weekly (30 Minute Average)</name>
<x_files_factor>0.5</x_files_factor>
<steps>6</steps>
<rows>700</rows>
<timespan>604800</timespan>
<cf_items>1|2|3|4</cf_items>
</hash_1500130d9c0af8b8acdc7807943937b3208e29>
−
<hash_1500136fc2d038fb42950138b0ce3e9874cc60>
<name>Monthly (2 Hour Average)</name>
<x_files_factor>0.5</x_files_factor>
<steps>24</steps>
<rows>775</rows>
<timespan>2678400</timespan>
<cf_items>1|2|3|4</cf_items>
</hash_1500136fc2d038fb42950138b0ce3e9874cc60>
−
<hash_150013e36f3adb9f152adfa5dc50fd2b23337e>
<name>Yearly (1 Day Average)</name>
<x_files_factor>0.5</x_files_factor>
<steps>288</steps>
<rows>797</rows>
<timespan>33053184</timespan>
<cf_items>1|2|3|4</cf_items>
</hash_150013e36f3adb9f152adfa5dc50fd2b23337e>
</cacti>

[mcdelfin]

its now finally working, it should be 1.3.6.1.4.1.334.72.1.1.6.3.6.0 instead of 1.3.6.1.4.1.334.72.1.1.6.3.6

[gandalf]

Very nice. But would is needed on the domino side? Some configuration for enabling SNMP? We're running about 8000 users via Domino Web Access, so infos would be really helpful
Reinhard

[raddy]

Info for enabling snmp is at the following. Some templates for other domino stuff are here as well.

http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t ... ght=domino

[blackakashi]

Hi !

I have tryed to make a template but with our Inotes clients.

It seems not be realistic

Anyone have some information about graphing Inotes client ?

Greetings!
Boris

[hamsel]

Being absolutely new to Cacti, I'm trying to understand what it takes to graph the Lotus Domino info (well described in this thread).

I have the Domino side working (thanks to the precise info here), and snmpwalk succeeds in showing lots of information. I've imported the graphing templates - but which host template do you need for Lotus Domino, and what queries templates?

Could someone point me to info about what the steps would be to capture the information into Cacti?

/Per Hertz