Hi,
I am building a new XyMon server to replace an old Hobbit installation that is monitoring a few hundred devices. I would like to somehow like to forward the status messages to the new server while I am testing ... anyone have any ideas ... I thought of trying to use bbproxy, but I suspect hobbitd needs to be stopped ... which defeats the object I suppose.
Regards
Russell Cook Senior NMS Engineer IT Services Capita
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Would it be possible to use iptables on the existing server to forward the port to the new server? Not sure if or how Xymon itself would work with this configuration, just throwing ideas around.
Steve
On 3 April 2012 17:20, Cook, Russell (IT Services - Operations) < Russell.Cook at capita.co.uk> wrote:
Hi,****
I am building a new XyMon server to replace an old Hobbit installation that is monitoring a few hundred devices. I would like to somehow like to forward the status messages to the new server while I am testing ... anyone have any ideas ... I thought of trying to use bbproxy, but I suspect hobbitd needs to be stopped ... which defeats the object I suppose.****
Regards****
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The bbproxy-idea sounds good.
The following _should_ work:
- running bbproxy on the old installation listening on port 1984 to accept all incoming messages
- re-configure the hobbitd on the old installation to listen on another port (say 1985)
- forward messages from bbproxy to localhost:1985 and newserver:1984
I've done something similar with ssh tunnels and bbproxy. A test-setup would before going live with this may be helpful.
Another option may be to add an additional IP to your server and binding bbproxy and hobbitd to them?
All the best Thomas
On 04/03/2012 06:20 PM, Cook, Russell (IT Services - Operations) wrote:
Hi,
I am building a new XyMon server to replace an old Hobbit installation that is monitoring a few hundred devices. I would like to somehow like to forward the status messages to the new server while I am testing ... anyone have any ideas ... I thought of trying to use bbproxy, but I suspect hobbitd needs to be stopped ... which defeats the object I suppose.
Regards
*Russell Cook Senior NMS Engineer IT Services Capita
*York House 49-51 Victoria Road Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7PA Tel: 01252 500 718 Mobile: 07968 216175 Email: *russell.cook at capita.co.uk <mailto:russell.cook at capita.co.uk> *Web: *www.capita-its.co.uk*
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I have 2 proxy machines that work exactly this way. It works well.
Paul Root - Senior Engineer Managed Services Systems - CenturyLink
-----Original Message----- From: xymon-bounces at xymon.com [mailto:xymon-bounces at xymon.com] On Behalf Of Thomas Eckert Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2012 3:35 PM To: xymon at xymon.com Subject: Re: [Xymon] Forwarding status messages
The bbproxy-idea sounds good.
The following _should_ work:
- running bbproxy on the old installation listening on port 1984 to accept all incoming messages
- re-configure the hobbitd on the old installation to listen on another port (say 1985)
- forward messages from bbproxy to localhost:1985 and newserver:1984
I've done something similar with ssh tunnels and bbproxy. A test-setup would before going live with this may be helpful.
Another option may be to add an additional IP to your server and binding bbproxy and hobbitd to them?
All the best Thomas
On 04/03/2012 06:20 PM, Cook, Russell (IT Services - Operations) wrote:
Hi,
I am building a new XyMon server to replace an old Hobbit installation that is monitoring a few hundred devices. I would like to somehow like to forward the status messages to the new server while I am testing ... anyone have any ideas ... I thought of trying to use bbproxy, but I suspect hobbitd needs to be stopped ... which defeats the object I suppose.
Regards
*Russell Cook Senior NMS Engineer IT Services Capita
*York House 49-51 Victoria Road Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7PA Tel: 01252 500 718 Mobile: 07968 216175 Email: *russell.cook at capita.co.uk <mailto:russell.cook at capita.co.uk> *Web: *www.capita-its.co.uk*
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