Tag Archives: Monitoring
The Silent Sentinels: Tools and Tactics for Automated Recovery
We’ve journeyed through the foundational principles of automated recovery, celebrated the lightning-fast resilience of stateless champions, and navigated the treacherous waters of stateful data dilemmas. Now, it’s time to pull back the curtain on the silent sentinels, the tools, tactics, … Continue reading
Monitoring Lotus Notes/Domino Servers
Very recently I was asked to setup Nagios to monitor the Lotus Notes/Domino Servers. There were some around 500 plus servers across the globe. It was an all Windows shop and the current monitoring was being done using GSX, HP … Continue reading
Setting up SNMP
SNMP is Simple Network Management Protocol. It allows the operational statistics of a computer to be stored in object identifiers (OIDs) which can then be remotely queried and changed. For any serious remote monitoring, SNMP is required. I generally prefer … Continue reading