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redkris
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 Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 10:56 pm Post subject: Host Template for Nortel Router |
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I hope I'm not in wrong forum segment,
I need host template for Router Nortel , I could not found it when I'm trying to create new devices in my router nortel environment on CactiEZ,
Can someone help me please how to add nortel router template ?
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kris
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Howie
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Which Nortel Router? Nortel buy other companies, so all their products have different MIBs...
For standard interface traffic, the Interface Traffic graph template works fine on most routers (including BayRS, if that's what you have).
Create a new host template, and add whichever graph templates you like to it. Host templates aren't magic - they're just a quick way to add multiple graph templates to a device.
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redkris
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| Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 7:59 pm Post subject: |
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we have Nortel Passport Series (4430,4450,4460 and 7400), need to be monitored by cacti, I'm just a newbie, where do I start to make new host template for my nortel passport series ?
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Howie
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| redkris wrote: | we have Nortel Passport Series (4430,4450,4460 and 7400), need to be monitored by cacti, I'm just a newbie, where do I start to make new host template for my nortel passport series ?
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Host Templates...Add :-)
Give your template a name (say, Nortel Passport).
Now you add Graph Templates to it. You probably don't need a special nortel-specific template for port traffic - just add "Interface - Traffic". In fact, you could probably start by selecting the Generic SNMP-enabled Host template, and duplicating it. We used to have Accelar 1200s (now passport 1200s), and I don't remember doing anything special for them.
What happens is when you create a device, and apply the host template, it pulls in all the graph templates that you added to the host template in one go. That's what I meant about it not being magic - it doesn't "know" anything more about Nortel stuff, than adding graphs manually.
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after310
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| Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 10:29 am Post subject: |
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Hello !
I'm also searching a template for Nortel switches (BS460, 5520, 425 and passport 8600) which enables me to graph CPU, free memory and bandwith on uplink ports (using Spanning Tree Protocol)
Is someone, here, already have these templates for these switches models or equivalent; I'm OK to take them :D
But I think the differences between models of Nortel is the OID; that is customisable 
Sorry for my english, I'm french :/
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