NET-SNMP 5.4 and Multiple CPU's

"Mark Khan" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello:
       Could someone please help me with this problem:
I am a newly hired SA. In order to monitor CPU usage with Solaris systems my predecessor loaded Net-SNMPD 5.4 on systems here with multiple CPU's and then moved on. The Networking group is using a Product called SolarWinds to monitor the systems via snmp. Today they showed me a graph of cpu utilization on a system that is running the SNMPD 5.4 software and has two cpu's  and all they and I can see is one graph without any breakdown by CPU O or 1. Is there some command I can use to validate that the Net-SNMPD 5.4 software is functioning properly? Is there some way I can manually generate a graph myself that will show both cpu's? Is there any special compile options for multi cpu reporting that my predecessor may have "forgotten" to use?

Please help! - Mark K.



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