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Wireless network monitoring…
I am looking to put together a monitoring/graphing package for a wireless ISP, and was hoping someone has tried something similar and could let me know if this software is capable… Besides normal server monitoring, I need the following features:
Response time (latency)
Packet loss
Interfaces up/down
Interface errors/discards
Traffic receive/transmit
Memory used/available
CPU load
Disk space used/available
Applications (started, stopped, timed out)
Signal to noise
Channel
TX power
DHCP Leases used/available
Events (e.g. node down/up, rebooted, app reset)
Top 10 type displays for all fields (value definable later)
Thresholds set for each category to color code stats (yellow=warning, red=down)
Map type display (nodes to change color if thresholds are exceeded in any function category)
Statistics display
Graph over time display
Customizable reporting (e.g. past 24 hours, past 30 days, between x-y dates or times)
Description field for node (name/number contact info)Signal to noise ratio, TX power and DHCP leases seem to be the main features I am not finding in the software I am evaluating… anyone who has ideas, it will be greatly appreciated.
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Well, you only have two shoots here, just one using SNMP with the proper MIB (I guess the majority of those parameters can be gathered from SNMP, as long as the device is more or less a good one) or if that device has a Linux embedded you can install an agent there.
Again, I would go under the SNMP wing.
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