SNMP and Bind 9
Brad Knowles
brad.knowles at skynet.be
Mon Sep 10 08:24:36 UTC 2001
At 2:17 PM +0700 9/10/01, viet anh wrote:
> I am studying how to implement SNMP to monitor operation of BIND 9.
> I wonder in Bind 9.1.3, is there any snmp agent.
Nope. There is no MIB for doing so. This is becoming a FAQ, and
you should probably search the archives of this mailing
list/newsgroup for more information.
> If I use SNMP to monitor Bind 9, which solfware will I have to use with
> Bind 9.
Well, you'd first have to define a MIB, and then create the
necessary code to stick into an SNMP agent to implement that MIB.
Alternatively, you can use an extensible SNMP agent like Net-SNMP
(used to be called UCD SNMP) and write a shell script (or use some
other language to create a program) to parse the log file output from
BIND, and then pass that back to the program that made the SNMP query
in a format it can understand and make useful to the user.
Myself, I find it most useful to basically take the latest STATS
and XSTATS information and just send that back pretty much as-is, and
then have the program on the other end parse out the stuff you
actually want to graph (rrdtool seems to work well for this).
--
Brad Knowles, <brad.knowles at skynet.be>
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