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* [[SNMP/Examples/Example 1:SMUX with Quagga | Example 1:SMUX with Quagga]] - Configure Quagga to report peer information to the SNMP daemon. | * [[SNMP/Examples/Example 1:SMUX with Quagga | Example 1:SMUX with Quagga]] - Configure Quagga to report peer information to the SNMP daemon. | ||
* [[SNMP/Examples/Example 2:Graphing with MRTG | Example 2:Graphing with MRTG]] - Configure MRTG to graph various pieces of information from your router. | * [[SNMP/Examples/Example 2:Graphing with MRTG | Example 2:Graphing with MRTG]] - Configure MRTG to graph various pieces of information from your router. | ||
| - | * [[SNMP/Examples/Example 3:Extending SNMP | Example 3: Extending SNMP]] - Insert arbitrary data into the OID. | + | * [[SNMP/Examples/Example 3:Extending SNMP | Example 3:Extending SNMP]] - Insert arbitrary data into the OID. |
| + | * [[SNMP/Examples/Example_4:Monitoring_with_Nagios | Example 4:Monitoring with Nagios]] - Configure Nagios to monitor your router and alert you to problems. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:58, 15 June 2008
- Example 1:SMUX with Quagga - Configure Quagga to report peer information to the SNMP daemon.
- Example 2:Graphing with MRTG - Configure MRTG to graph various pieces of information from your router.
- Example 3:Extending SNMP - Insert arbitrary data into the OID.
- Example 4:Monitoring with Nagios - Configure Nagios to monitor your router and alert you to problems.
