Nagios&cacti article six: Using Cacti to monitor windows

Through the previous introduction, we have a preliminary understanding of cacti software, and can achieve network equipment (eg Cisco), Linux server monitoring.
So how do you monitor your existing Windows series servers or clients? This article will answer this question for you and provide a simple configuration case.
"Experimental Environment"
Cacti server:centos6.4_x86_64
Windows CLIENT:XP 32-bit (192.168.8.154)
"The first part cacti template Introduction"
Before the experiment, we need to understand the concept of "template". Cacti defines three types of templates, namely, host templates, data templates, and graphics templates.
CACTI specifies the format of the template, as for the various functions of the template to "people with lofty ideals" to write and share. You can log in to cacti's official website and download the various types of templates you need (Cisco, H3C, F5, Windows, Bind ...). ） 。
Host templates: It is a collection of image templates and data queries that describe the need to generate those images for monitoring a certain type of machine.
Data templates: It describes what data Cacti stores to the RRD file of the specified type. The template is related to the Create command for the RRDtool tool.
Graph templates: Describes what a generated image should look like. Includes which data templates to use, which elements to display, and whether to use Cdef for calculation rollups.
"Part Two Windows XP installation configuration SNMP"
Windows System Installation SNMP is relatively simple, this article with the example of XP, the other operating systems are slightly different, you can search the Web itself configuration method.
(1) Insert the XP installation CD into the optical drive (if it is a virtual machine, be careful to place the ISO image installation package on the specified path).

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VMware virtual machines can be aware of the following settings.

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Note that the virtual machine's optical drive is in a power-up state.

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(2) Select Add/Remove Windows components, add or Remove Programs, Control Panel, XP system.
(3) Tick "management and monitoring Tools".

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(4) Click "Next" to start the installation. After the installation is complete, the SNMP service starts automatically and you can view the SNMP boot status in service management.

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By right-clicking a property, you can configure information such as the community name for SNMP, which we used in our default configuration.

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(5) Login cacti server background perform snmpnetstat-v 2c-c public-can-cp TCP Windows IP address acknowledgment cacti can capture the state of Windows through SNMP.

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"Part III cacti Server monitoring Windows Nodes"
(1) Login Www.cacti.net Select Forums->scripts and Templates. Download the template cacti_snmp_informant_std_w32_metrics.zip to your local PC and unzip it.
(2) Log in to the cacti server foreground and select Console->import Templates.
(3) Click "Browse" and select the template file on the local PC as follows.

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(4) Click Device->add and configure the relevant parameters as follows.

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(5) Click Create Graphs for this Host, and then click Create after you check the items that you want to monitor.

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(6) Click Grap Trees-add Configure the following, and then click Create.

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(7) Click Add, and then configure the relevant parameters as follows.

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(8) Click Graphs, then select the Windows node to view the monitoring situation as follows.

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Nagios&cacti article six: Using Cacti to monitor windows