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How to cofigure SNMP on AIX?
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25th June 2009, 03:15 PM
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How to cofigure SNMP on AIX?
Hello Friends,
In my IT setup,i have configured NAGIOS PC on Linux CentsOS 5.2 I have 3 IBM AIX 5.1.2 Servers,which has connected on a same LAN of my Linux Server. I can monitor PING,SSH<FTP & HTTP of AIX Servers & Now,i want to monitor Network Graphs of IBM AIX Servers,containg below listed points. 1)Disk usage 2) Swap memory 3) Physical memory 4) Ethernet In/Out usage. 5) CPU utilization. So, please let me know how can i configure snmp on AIX,so that my nagios can fetch data from AIX Server. Thanks, Nishith 
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25th June 2009, 03:26 PM
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