Similar to the IBM StorWize V7000 SAN Xymon monitoring script, I wrote another script to monitor the IBM BladeCenter system status. The script can be downloaded from here.
Category: Linux
Monitor V7000 active alerts in Xymon
Continue with my previous post on installing the Xymon, you can write your own monitor scripts. I wrote a script named v7000alerts to check whether there are active alerts in my IBM StorWize V7000. 1) Download the script v7000alerts to /home/xymon/server/ext, and run 'chmod a+x v7000alerts' and 'chown xymon:xymon v7000alerts'. 2) Add the following into /home/xymon/server/etc/tasks.cfg … Continue reading Monitor V7000 active alerts in Xymon
Setup Xymon monitor
Xymon is an easy and nice and systems and network monitor tool. It was inspired by the Big Brother system and was called Hobbit. I have set it up in my environment (CentOS 6.5) to monitor some critical web sites and services. Here are my how-to notes: 1) Install Xymon from source code. 2) Change … Continue reading Setup Xymon monitor
Enjoy XBMC
Another busy weekend - shopping, mowing the lawn, visiting friends and troubleshooting system issues, but I managed to set up my first home media center. The combination of Ubuntu, XBMC and Rii wireless keyboard is so perfect. It offers me a quick, resourceful and remote control enabled home media center solution. My wife even loves it … Continue reading Enjoy XBMC
svcmon web gui
If you have ever used svcmon that you should find that it is not convenient to check the report. Basically, you have to go to the folder to view the graph one by one. What if you want to view the history graphs of same vidsk or mdisk? It should be easy to present on … Continue reading svcmon web gui