Monitoring servlets through SNMP Servlet Runtime Table

Is it possible to check or monitor a servlet/jsp using SNMP traps (counter, attribute change, etc). If so can you provide a sample set up for values such as the MBean Name, MBean Type, MBean Attribute.
Thanks,
Juan

Yes there is, monitor the gateway, not the CCM:
http://cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk362/technologies_tech_note09186a00801abe59.shtml

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Monitoring CCM through SNMP

Hello All.
I am developing small application to retrieve information like ActivePhones. InActivePhones and etc from CCM using SNMP. It works fine for CCM v6. But in some cases(for example for CCM V3.3,V4.3) I got snmp errorâ No Such Name" during collecting date from phone detail table.
I think it related with different version of CISCO-CCM-MIB for different CCM?
Looking forward your explanation of this situation?
Thanks ahead

Yes there is, monitor the gateway, not the CCM:
http://cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk362/technologies_tech_note09186a00801abe59.shtml

Cisco ASA get 'show conn all long' info through snmp

Hi,
I would need to gather the info about all established connections that I can see on the ASA terminal by using the command
show conn all long
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Does anyone know if this is possible ?
Thanks.
Vlad

im looking for the solution ? did u ever find out if this was possible?

Weblogic.Admin - get Servlet Runtimes

Hi!
I want to grab with an application the servlet runtimes of my web application. I know that I have to use the weblogic.Admin utility (Am I right???). Also, I try to find the syntax to access to the property of the runtimes.
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We are working on a tool the that enables Zoning operations through SNMP. We are using SNMP v3 and using Cisco ZS MIB. We want to know how we can enable zoning when the Cisco switch is in Enhanced Zoning mode, through session creation and how we can commit the changes done to the copy of the zone database in the created session. We want to do all operations through SNMP v3 only. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

I want to ask this?
The session which is created when we start our
application is actually the work done by tomcat
server or there is a different story for different
applications.
i mean when we load our application through tomcat
server..sessions are being created at that very point
or it is role of web browser or it is our Action
Dispatcher class..
My area of concern is the first case.. if tomcat
server creates the session id for every application..
can we retrieve it or enable it or do anything to
create it whenever we load the application indirectly
through our Java code ..
please share this with me
YogeshThe session creation will be done by the webserver.You can get the session id by using HttpServletRequest.getsession.getId.
For more information abt using/modifying the session information visit api definition javax.servlet.http.HttpSession

Monitoring SAN through OpsMgr 2012 R2

Hello All..................I am trying to monitor SAN through OpsMgr 2012 R2.
1. What would be required for such a configuration? I have following
-   Management Pack for SAN
-   IP Address
-   User Name and Password
2.  WHat would be high level steps? Any step by step guide would be appreciated. THanks.

You have to share more information...
What storage?
What tapes?
What switches/directors?
To monitor your devices as network devices you just need SNMP ports (161/162) and ICMP enabled. Minimum requirement is SNMP get for the discovery and monitors/rules that poll the device.
Cheers,
Patrick
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FASTER THROUGH PUT ON FULL TABLE SCAN

제품 : ORACLE SERVER
작성날짜 : 1995-04-10
Subject: Faster through put on Full table scans
db_file_multiblock_read only affects the performance of full table scans.
Oracle has a maximum I/O size of 64KBytes hence db_blocksize *
db_file_multiblock_read must be less than or equal to 64KBytes.
If your query is really doing an index range scan then the performance
of full scans is irrelevant. In order to improve the performance of this
type of query it is important to reduce the number of blocks that
the 'interesting' part of the index is contained within.
Obviously the db_blocksize has the most impact here.
Historically Informix has not been able to modify their database block size,
and has had a fixed 2KB block.
On most Unix platforms Oracle can use up to 8KBytes.
(Some eg: Sequent allow 16KB).
This means that for the same size of B-Tree index Oracle with
an 8KB blocksize can read it's contents in 1/4 of the time that
Informix with a 2KB block could do.
You should also consider whether the PCTFREE value used for your index is
appropriate. If it is too large then you will be wasting space
in each index block. (It's too large IF you are not going to get any
entry size extension OR you are not going to get any new rows for existing
index values. NB: this is usually only a real consideration for large indexes - 10,000 entries is small.)
db_file_simultaneous_writes has no direct relevance to index re-balancing.
(PS: In the U.K. we benchmarked against Informix, Sybase, Unify and
HP/Allbase for the database server application that HP uses internally to
monitor and control it's Tape drive manufacturing lines. They chose
Oracle because: We outperformed Informix.
                         Sybase was too slow AND too
unreliable.
                         Unify was short on functionality
and SLOW.
                         HP/Allbase couldn't match the
availability
                         requirements and wasn't as
functional.
Informix had problems demonstrating the ability to do hot backups without
severely affecting the system throughput.
HP benchmarked all DB vendors on both 9000/800 and 9000/700 machines with
different disks (ie: HP-IB and SCSI). Oracle came out ahead in all
configurations.
NNB: It's always worth throwing in a simulated system failure whilst the
benchmark is in progress. Informix has a history of not coping gracefully.
That is they usually need some manual intervention to perform the database
recovery.)
I have a perspective client who is running a stripped down souped version of
informix with no catalytic converter. One of their queries boils down to an
Index Range Scan on 10000 records. How can I achieve better throughput
on a single drive single CPU machine (HP/UX) without using raw devices.
I had heard rebuilding the database with a block size factor greater than
the OS block size would yield better performance. Also I tried changing
the db_file_multiblock_read_count to 32 without much improvement.
Adjusting the db_writers to two did not help either.
Also will the adjustment of the db_file_simultaneous_writes help on
the maintenance of a index during rebalancing operations.

2)if cbo, how are the stats collected?
daily(less than millions rows of table) and weekly(all tables)There's no need to collect stats so frequently unless it's absolute necessary like you have massive update on tables daily or weekly.
It will help if you can post your sample explain plan and query.

Database uptime monitoring by either snmp or active monitor script anyone?

Hi,
Has anyone previously setup any type of active monitoring script through whats up gold or an snmp informant type of monitoring script to advise when a database is down or specific process is down?
An example would be like ORACLE_PKG1, and the process is named ora_smon_hrprd88.
This is what the HP-UX “ps” shows:
tpadb01:/# ps -ef | grep -i ora_smon
oracle 13207 1 0 Jan 1 ? 0:29 ora_smon_epprd88
oracle 13281 1 0 Jan 1 ? 1:31 ora_smon_hrprd88
oracle 13635 1 0 Jan 1 ? 1:03 ora_smon_fsprd84
oracle 3620 1 0 Jan 2 ? 0:18 ora_smon_mtprd04
oracle 14586 1 0 Jan 1 ? 0:23 ora_smon_mtprd05
oracle 15223 1 0 Jan 1 ? 0:26 ora_smon_inprd88
oracle 15879 1 0 Jan 1 ? 0:25 ora_smon_epsal88
oracle 16769 1 0 Jan 1 ? 0:52 ora_smon_hrsal88
root 17976 22609 0 10:46:39 ttyp2 0:00 grep -i ora_smon
tpadb01:/#
Not sure if the extra info helps, but you never know. We can set it up to send us database up alerts, but the problem I have is when the listener service is down I can't get my script to finish no matter how I change the values of my script around. I can provide my script if that would help as well. If someone has already done this and is willing to share great!
Harvey

I would suggest you install OEM Grid Control to monitor your databases. For basic monitoring function it's free. OEM GC works great, it's a little overweight though. It's also use SNMP.
Or you can choose any third party tool like
Monitoring Oracle Enterprise with Cricket
http://www.mikehan.com/cricket/oracle.html
or some commercial one like Quest Software.

Monitoring Messaging with SNMP, anyone?

Hi,
is there anyone (successfully) monitoring his/her Messaging Server through SNMP?
I have 2004Q2 under Solaris 9. I successfully started the Master Agent (.../mps/serverroot/plugins/snmp/magt/magt -p 48472 CONFIG INIT), and an snmpwalk fails when it is stopped (so I am sure no other SNMP deamon is running on the server).
I successfully start subagents following what is written in the SNMP chapter of the Messaging Admin Guide.
An snmpwalk on the public community returns no "JES" MIBs, but only the standard ones.
So, is someone monitoring a JES Messaging server through SNMP? If so, were extra configuration steps necessary?
Thanks

Thanks!
I had everything set-up, but was missing the OID parameter in the snmpwalk query.
For the records, adding "-m ALL" helps snmpwalk to resolve the dotted notation into somewhat meaningful strings, provided MIB files have been installed:
snmpwalk -v 1 -m ALL -c public srvmsg01.csi.it mib-2.27
snmpwalk -v 1 -m ALL -c public srvmsg01.csi.it mib-2.28
("-m ALL" is a quick solution, the single file might be specified for each MIB query, I think)
I am having a look at Big Brother, altought my organization uses MRTG for basic performance monitoring.
Paolo

Monitor RSSI with SNMP

I have project where I have 24 Cisco 2602 AP as a wireless bridge. (12 pcs root bridge and 12 pcs of non-root)
I would like to use "whatsup Gold" to monitor the RSSI on my wireless links.
I have been told that if information is availeble through SNMP, it is possible to monitor in "Whatsup Gold"
I'm a little "green" when we're talking snmp.
Are there someone that can tell me what information I need from my Cisco access points to monitor the RSSI via SNMP
Hope there is a friendly auxiliary will help :-) I have project where I have 24 Cisco 2602 AP as a wireless bridge. (12 pcs root bridge and 12 units of non-root)
I would like to take "whatsup Gold" to overgåge RSSI on my wireless links.
I have been told that if information is tilgångelige via SNMP, it is possible to monitor in "whatsup"
I'm a little "green" when we're talking snmp.
Are there some that can tell me what information I need from my Cisco access points to monitor the RSSI via SNMP
Hope there is a friendly soul that will help :-)
/Lars

Originally Posted by markcasey
Hi
I had a problem with my GMS services
The GroupWise Sync Agent had stopped
Is it possible to monitor the status of this service using SNMP ??
Thanks in advance
Mark
We use snmp with zenoss and it can for example monitor the status of the ports gms uses.
Thomas

Clearing nat translations through SNMP Set

Is it possible to clear the translstions on a router through snmp?
CLI Command : clear ip nat trans forced

Not directly. There is a trick, though. If you use the CISCO-CONFIG-COPY-MIB, you can upload a config snippet with the following contents:
do clear ip nat trans *
end
That will clear the tables. The tech tip for the CISCO-CONFIG-COPY-MIB can be found at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk362/technologies_configuration_example09186a0080094aa6.shtml .

Runtime Tables for Workflow Builder

Hi,
Once the process flow is designed in workflow, I need to execute the jobs through OEM. To know the status of execution (whether completed, how many records are extracted, how many records are inserted, how many records are rejected, any errors) in which runtime table can I get the information.
Regards
Kishan

Hi,
If you know your item key, you could get those informations in WF_ITEM_ACTIVITY_STATUSES table.
Regards,
Luiz.

How do you monitor direct through hardware?

Hello,
I am experiencing popping sounds when I record in a very simple setup and just want to monitor direct through my Motu Traveler. This will allow me to keep latency to a minimum and my buffer size relatively low.
Can you advise me how to engage this option on Logic 7??
Is it via 'Software Monitoring'??
Thanks,
Jason

Can you advise me how to engage this option on Logic 7??
First you have to deactivate "Software Monitoring" in Logic.
There must be an extra software by MotU for adjusting direct monitoring.
Don't know the name. Look in your Applications folder.

How to access Access List information through SNMP?

Hi,
I wonder if it is possible to access a router's access lsit info (acl type, name, entries, stats) through SNMP.
Using the SNMP Object Navigator I have found a MIB and OIDs that should allow me to do just that:
Object
ciscoACLMIB
OID
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.808
MIB
CISCO-ACL-MIB ; - View Supporting Images
Description
"This MIB module defines objects that describe Cisco Access
Control Lists (ACL).
But clicking on the "Supported Images" link shows that this MIB is not supported in any IOS release? I have tested with an snmpwalk on a few routers with different IOS versions and I don't get any results:
SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.9.9.808 = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID
Is there anyway to read the ACL info through SNMP? Can anybody explain me how to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Alberto

Hi Alberto,
Unfortunately ,it is not possible to get ACL information via SNMP.
there is an Enhancement BUG already been filed for the same.
CSCdu44167 no corresponding MIB for show access-list on a router .
Thanks-
Afroz
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What are the endpoints attributes collected by NAC Profiler through SNMP and DHCP?

Hi Everyone,
Please help on this.
I want to know what are the endpoints attributes collected by NAC Profiler to discover and profile the endpoints.through SNMP protocol and DHCP protocol.
Also if anybody can explain a simple used case on this.
Please guide me on this.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Abuzar.

Hi,
SNMP
=====
NetMap queries network devices via SNMP for:
System information
Interface information
Bridge information
802.1X information (PAE MIB)
Routing/IP information
CDP MIB Information
This information is used to Build and maintain a model of the network topology and endpoint discovery.
NetMap uses SNMP Get, GetNext and GetBulk (when available) requests to query the SNMP agents running on the network infrastructure devices to gather specific Management Information Base (MIB) objects about their status based on device type (Layer 2 or Layer 3).
In addition to polling each network device for all MIB data at a regular interval, NetMap may also be commanded to poll port-specific information when the NAC Profiler system is notified that an endpoint has joined or left the network via SNMP traps sent by devices at the network edge, switches typically.
Upon receipt and verification of a link state (link up, link down) or MAC notification trap, NetTrap will notify the NAC Profiler Server that a change has occurred on the network edge (endpoint joined or left a network port). If the trapping device is in the NAC Profiler configuration, the NetMap component module assigned to poll the device that sent the trap will be commanded by the Server module to initiate a poll of the device's port information to determine the change to the endpoint topology that resulted in the trap being sent by the network device.
The information gathered by NetMap is processed by the Server accordingly to update the network topology, noting the endpoint joining or leaving a port. Note that NetMap SNMP polling of network devices resulting from a trap is localized to the port specified in the trap. This is unlike the regular polling that occurs at the frequency specified for each device type (L2 and L3) which gathers all SNMP information from the device used by the NAC Profiler system.
DHCP:
=====
The NetWatch module listens for traffic including DHCP traffic.
The module will collect all the DHCP information on the traffic collected, like mac address, ip address, DHCP Vendor Class Identifier in DHCP request, host name in DHCP request, requested specified options in DHCP request (option 55) and full list of DHCP options supported by the DHCP client as specified in the DHCP request.
All the endpointe data can then be used to map endpoints with profiles.
HTH,
Tiago
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