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Simply meant Windows ports, detecting AD or Exchange etc. Looking for stuff to magically happen out of the box, I don't want to reinvent the wheel. I noted that jicmp and rrd were packaged separately, but I was using SLES, so had the experience of running into dependency issues, which the goal posts shifted as I got one thing in place. SLES is not that well catered for, tried doing down the compiling route. Debian might be a better option. From Novell background so try stick to that distro where possible. Did not bother with snmp as I didn't like the OpenNMS interface and functionality. I'm looking for a solution that more rounded then this product... I don't do network mgt for a living, it's just a tool.
>>> Les Mikesell<[email protected]> 21 May 2012 22:26 >>>
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 4:10 PM, [email protected]
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Yes, installed today. Worked fine, a few errors reported at install. On Linux install fails due to jicmp & rrd, but in Win EXE setup jicmp is included - which contradicts OpenNMS docs. Great how they decide it's not included and it's magically so simply by documenting it, for Linux.
On linux jicmp/jrrd are packaged separately. For example on a
yum-based system you would
yum install jicmp jrrd
if you want them installed.
>
> Push seems to be to sell support, not promote opensource. Product does not seem to do anything Windows specific, e.g. scan Win ports or suck out machine OS.
What is a Win port? It will discover and monitor common services
(http, smtp, etc.) but it is mostly but it is mostly snmp based. Did
you set up snmp on the target machines?
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Les Mikesell
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