05-19-2010
Have a look at a program called Zenoss as well as Xymon.
As I've found in the short time that I've worked with Solaris, many monitoring tools work great on linux versions but Solaris is very "iffy" when it comes to installing and configuring these programs.
Good luck though.
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hobbit-nkedit.cgi
HOBBIT-NKEDIT.CGI(1) General Commands Manual HOBBIT-NKEDIT.CGI(1)
NAME
hobbit-nkedit.cgi - Xymon Critical Systems view CGI
SYNOPSIS
hobbit-nkedit.cgi
DESCRIPTION
hobbit-nkedit.cgi is invoked as a CGI script via the hobbit-nkedit.sh CGI wrapper.
hobbit-nkedit.cgi is a web-based editor for the hobbit-nkview.cfg(5) file, which is used to configure the Xymon "Critical Systems" view.
A detailed description of how to use the editor is provided in the Xymon Web documentation, available from the "Help" -> "Critical Systems"
link on the Xymon website.
SECURITY
Access to this CGI script should be restricted through access controls in your webserver. Editing the Critical Systems View configuration
will impact the monitoring of your site.
OPTIONS
--config=FILENAME
Name of the Critical Systems View configuration file. The default is hobbit-nkview.cfg in the $BBHOME/etc/ directory.
--env=FILENAME
Loads the environment defined in FILENAME before executing the CGI script.
--area=NAME
Load environment variables for a specific area. NB: if used, this option must appear before any --env=FILENAME option.
--debug
Enables debugging output.
SEE ALSO
hobbit-nkview.cgi(1), xymon(7)
Xymon Version 4.2.3: 4 Feb 2009 HOBBIT-NKEDIT.CGI(1)