cvs commit: www/en/projects summerofcode.sgml

Patrick Tracanelli eksffa at freebsdbrasil.com.br
Thu Jun 2 11:32:21 PDT 2005


Robert Watson wrote:
> 
> On Thu, 2 Jun 2005, Harti Brandt wrote:
> 
>> On Thu, 2 Jun 2005, Gleb Smirnoff wrote:
>>
>> GS>On Thu, Jun 02, 2005 at 12:52:40PM +0000, Murray Stokely wrote:
>> GS>M>   Modified files:
>> GS>M>     en/projects          summerofcode.sgml
>> GS>M>   Log:
>> GS>M>   Add more detail to BSNMP item.  List Philip Paeps and Robert 
>> Watson as
>> GS>M>   coordinators.
>> GS>
>> GS>Why isn't Hartmut here? I'd also like to be Cc'ed to BSNMP ideas,
>> GS>although I can't promise a lot of activity on this. Is it possible?
>>
>> Hey, great idea. I wasn't reading this thread (kind of overload 
>> condition). Surely I can help out with mentoring/co-ordination. The 
>> only problem beeing that I'll be out of reachability for August (no 
>> connectivity in a small siberian town :-).
> 
> 
> Expanding the support for SNMP monitoring of FreeBSD systems using our 
> native SNMP pieces is something I've had on my "Someday" todo list for 
> ages.  I'd really like to see this happen (hence adding it to Murray's 
> list :-).  Being able to claim that FreeBSD can be monitored out of the 
> box using SNMP (assuming an admin twiddle is set) would be quite useful 
> from a "make your embedded X out of FreeBSD" perspective.  Especially if 
> it were easy to say "Let the interfaces be monitored", "Let the VM 
> system be monitored", "Let users be monitored" as configurable items so 
> (for example) firewall vendors could enable network interface monitoring 
> but not user monitoring.
> 
> Robert N M Watson

For embedded systems it would also be great if the native snmp could 
monitor ipfw pkts/bytes accounting just like an existing MIB/patch for 
ucd-snmp do; Would be even better if it could monitor PF accounting too. 
  Today we work hard to fit ucd-snmp in a 32MB flash card using TinyBSD 
(www.tinybsd.org) just because of this patch instead of contrib/'s 
bsnmp. This snmp thing along with the firewall accounting MIBs is 
specially interesting for embedded wireless systems.

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