Sharing Standard Templates for NetXMS

Mr.Technocracy

@harun said in Sharing Standard Templates for NetXMS:

Cisco template

cpu load

memory utilization

hardware monitoring

I downloaded this template, successfully imported it into NetXMS (v3.4.178), and it's automatically applying to my Cisco 1841 ISR router, but there are no DCIs when the xml template gets imported. Any ideas?

cisco.xml

Victor Kirhenshtein

This is bug in importing templates from export files generated by old versions of NetXMS server. I just fixed it and fix will be included into next patch release.

Best regards,
Victor

2b2bff

@paul said in Sharing Standard Templates for NetXMS:

Well - here is the first cut of my Windows generic template. it includes the events that are triggered.

For explanation of the thresholds that apply in this template, they are implemented as per here:
https://www.netxms.org/forum/general-support/simple-question-cdm-monitoring-using-snmp-anybody-doing-this/msg25843/#msg25843

For excluding CD drives in discovery you have to exclude UFS as well...

ChrisC

HP Color LaserJet Supply levels and page counts.

Note, this should also work for mono Lasers, but you might have to delete some DCIs.
I took the values from my HP Color LaserJet M254dw

The next thing to add to this would be to get the graphs to automatically display the right legend for each toner cartridge.
I tried to follow https://www.netxms.org/forum/general-support/is-it-possible-to-use-text-from-another-snmp-attribute-for-the-legend-on-graphs/msg30369/#msg30369, but still don't understand it

Let me know if you can think of any improvements as this is my first successful attempt

HPColorLaserJets.xml

ChrisC

VMWare Memory, CPU and Storage
Don't ask about other values (IOPS, latency etc), as I haven't figured it out yet, and may require PowerCLI or something annoying

See attached screenshots for examples.
To make things easier, add the datastore names as persistant storage keys and values.
You can then reference them in the scripts using the name rather than the annoyingly long mount points. Of course there's no easy way of finding out this in the first place, other than SSHing into the server and doing a "df", or looking in the vCenter DataStore sections. Datastore names are not queryable via SNMP as far as I can tell, which is lame.

The template should auto apply, but once they have applied to your servers, you will need to add some DCIs manually using the included scripts to correctly deal with the datastores.
The getVMWareCPULoad(totalCPUUsage) is used to monitor total CPU usage for all cores, as with most VMWare servers, graphing individual CPUs will probably end up with a crazy graph with mainly black lines unless you can be bothered to find 32 different colours for your 32 cores