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1. Sensors polling example in OpenNMS  
To configure the sensors polling in OpenNMS it is necessary to make the following changes in the configuration files: 1. Add to directory opennms / etc / data collection file didactum.xml as…  
2. Setting the severity of SNMP Trap PDU events OpenNMS  
In the PDU - SNMP Trap PDU is linked to an event dynamically, through the action THEN logic. Therefore, to determine the severity until the creation of the SNMP Trap element and its binding to the…  
3. Introduction OpenNMS  
OpenNMS (http://www.opennms.org/) - is a free and open-source enterprise grade network monitoring and network management platform (Open Source). It is developed and supported by a community of…  
4. Daily backup of settings on FTP  
Below is a description of the script, designed to save the settings of a group of master units on the ftp server. Running the script is provided on the operating system of the user…  
5. ManageEngine MibBrowser  
ManageEngine SNMP MIB Browser is a complete tool for monitoring SNMP-enabled devices and servers. You can load, view multiple MIB modules and perform GET, GETNEXT, and SET SNMP operations. This…  
6. Sensor readings script  
Sensor values download script for Linux bash. Edit correct HOSTIP, and PARAM (if needed) and save the file (“sensors.sh” for example). Execute it from the Linux console.  Sensors values…  
7. Zabbix Integration  
[Translate to Englisch:] Didactum | Zabbix Integration  
8. SNMP Traps under Zabbix  
[Translate to Englisch:] Didactum | SNMP Traps unter Zabbix  
9. Sensor query under Zabbix  
[Translate to Englisch:] Didactum | Sensor Abfrage unter Zabbix  
10. Windows NPS for RADIUS Client Access  
Windows NPS for RADIUS Client Access  
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