ZenPacks : Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced) : Comments

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 12:00:04 GMT

If you ran into the problem with this ZenPack, that RRD files are not created, verify that you have "bc" installed.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 01:17:16 GMT

Yeh, I plan to convert the scripts to python eventually but for now they are bash scripts and they make use of bc and snmpwalk.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 12:58:24 GMT

any upgrade to zenoss 3.0 ?

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 16:02:54 GMT

Remove the -py2.4 from the filename. No reason why it won't work in 3.0.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 23:20:23 GMT

I had the wrong transform listed on the page, just realized and fixed it.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 21:58:31 GMT

I noticed that windows service monitoring does not work with the new device classes created by this ZenPack. When you turn on monitoring for a service, nothing happens. The monitor state shows "true", but nothing else. No events are triggered when the service is stopped and the status always says "unknown". If I move the device to /Server/Windows, the monitoring starts working.

Is this a known issue?

Thanks!

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 00:30:53 GMT

Simple, this ZenPack was created with SNMP monitoring in mind. Windows services monitoring in Zenoss is done via WMI. You probably have WMI collector plugins configured for /Server/Windows but not for any of the subclasses created by this ZenPack. If you're using WMI, why don't you just use Egor's WMI packs for your monitoring? Then you would just move all of the devices in to /CIM/WMI and they would be fully monitored via WMI.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 01:05:35 GMT

Ryan,

I checked the "Modeler Plugins" list for /Server/Windows and all subclasses that were created with your ZenPack and they all contain the same list (see below). From what I can tell the /Server/Windows does both WMI and SNMP, is it possible to do the same with the subclasses created with your ZenPack. I like the way you split out the processors.

I'll check out Egor's WMI pack as well! Thanks!!

zenoss.snmp.NewDeviceMap

zenoss.snmp.DeviceMap

zenoss.snmp.InterfaceMap

zenoss.snmp.RouteMap

zenoss.snmp.IpServiceMap

zenoss.snmp.HRFileSystemMap

zenoss.snmp.HRSWInstalledMap

zenoss.snmp.HRSWRunMap

zenoss.snmp.CpuMap

zenoss.snmp.InformantHardDiskMap

zenoss.wmi.WinServiceMap

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 14:38:12 GMT

Perhaps it has to do with the zWmiMonitorIgnore setting in those classes. They don't have any local settings though except for zDeviceTemplates, so everything else should be automatically inherited from /Server/Windows.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 21:35:29 GMT

I figured out what the problem was.

If the service is in "Manual" start mode, then Zenoss won't monitor it. The Service has to be in "Auto" start mode. I doubt this has anything to do with your ZenPack.

Is this expected behavior?

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 14:10:17 GMT

That makes perfect sense, there's technically no guarantee that a service which is set to be started manually will be running all the time. If the server reboots it may not be started. Now, I know that Microsoft does some funky stuff with this. Example, the SNMP service is set to Auto but the SNMP trap service is set to Manual and gets started by the SNMP service. Lord knows why they did it that way, but yeh.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 14:11:25 GMT

And no, that has absolutely nothing to do with this pack. This pack is for monitoring CPU and Memory usage on Windows servers via SNMP. That's it that's all.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 01:32:05 GMT

Ryan, I would like to request if you could modify the component name of (Hard Disks), since there is conflict with other zenpack, like Dellmon. Actually they're logical partitions. Your thought?

Thanks!

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 12:01:30 GMT

All this ZenPack monitors is CPU and Memory. It provides nothing to

do with hard disks. Zenoss itself comes with an snmp hard disks plugin.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 03:20:36 GMT

Thank you, Ryan.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 17:40:04 GMT

I'm getting an error message related to the Memory threshold. Have you seen this before or have an idea what could be causing it?

zenhub|User-supplied Python expression (here.getRRDValue('MemoryTotal') * 0.9) for maximum value caused error: ['Memory_MemoryUsed']

The threshold Memory in template /zport/dmd/Devices/Server/Windows/2%20Processors/rrdTemplates/Device has caused an exception.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 18:23:03 GMT

Yes, I have seen that error. All that means is that there isn't any memory data gathered yet which could mean one of a few things...

1. You just added the device and haven't waited 3 polling cycles for it to collect the data yet.

2. You're trying to monitor a Windows 2000 server (Win 2k does not expose memory info via SNMP like 2003 and 2008 do).

3. It's just not able to properly collect the data for whatever reason, check your SNMP settings.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 20:02:18 GMT

Well, it's not 1 or 2 and the problem is intermittant. My SNMP settings are correct. Is there a way to tell Zenoss to ignore this and not generate an event or at least reduce it's severity?

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 21:28:24 GMT

Out of curiosity, what version of Zenoss are you running? I thought you were just seeing that error when checking the graphs themselves, but if it's actually generating an event it's something else entirely.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 23:57:11 GMT

I'm using Zenoss 3.1.0 and yes, it's displaying as an event.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 23:40:01 GMT

I know you say that your Zenpack only monitors Memory and CPU, but when I add my Windows server to it I get a new Component category called HardDisk and my Processors go from 2 to 3. I'm actually not able to click on the HardDisk or Processors categories because it gives me an error that says "The server reported the following error: NotFound PHYSICALDRIVE0" for the HardDisk and similarly for the Processors, a NotFound CPU0" error. Any idea what could be causing this?

** Follow Up **

I was able to make a copy of the 2 Processors template that I'm using and applied it to the device instead of the original 2 Processors template. That seems to have cleared up the problem. I'm not sure why though.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 15:52:18 GMT

The things you are describing (processor count increasing, and harddisk info being displayed) are provided by plugins that come with Zenoss. You need to review your plugins list for the /Server/Windows class and make sure that only the modeler plugins that you actually need are defined there. I have no idea how making a copy of a template would fix the issue (doesn't make sense at all).

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 04 May 2011 07:24:50 GMT

Hi, Ryan

I have one problem:

When i click on graph, no performance graph appear, instead it show me bellow errors:

User-supplied Python expression (here.getRRDValue('MemoryTotal') * 0.9) for maximum value caused error: ['Memory_MemoryUsed']

How can i solve it , thanks.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 04 May 2011 14:32:59 GMT

That just means that it hasn't gathered any memory data. Either wait 3 polling cycles (15 minutes) for it to start graphing, or figure out why it can't collect data. Just to note, the memory script won't work for windows 2000 servers as they don't present memory data via snmp.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 12 May 2011 10:58:19 GMT

This is a great mod, but how can we monitor windows services using SNMP?

I've been going round in circles trying to figure it out; I'm new to Python and Zenoss which certainly doesn't help.

These are the steps I've taken so far:

Started by following this guide to the WinSNMPService Approach but it's incomplete and after adding the new modeler WinSNMPServiceMap.py which worked I just couldn't figure how to build the rest with-out getting errors.
http://community.zenoss.org/message/35258#35258
Tried tampering with the WinService.py WMI modeler to make this use SNMP instead.
Tried tampering with HRSWRunMap.py and zenprocess.py to make this use the Windows Services ( .1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.2.3.1 ) SNMP OIDs instead of the Windows Processes SNMP OIDs.

I'm extremly kean to make this work and to learn more about both Python and Zenoss but some assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Many Thanks

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 12 May 2011 12:49:40 GMT

Monitoring processes can only be done at the actual process level (meaning .exe). You need to round up the names of all of the exes that you want to monitor. You then go in to the OS Processes section, and add an entry in there for each exe (make sure Monitor is set to true for them). Then just remodel your devices and Zenoss will pick up the processes and monitor them. This doesn't work well in certain cases, such as where you have a service that has multiple processes running with the same name. In that case, the only way to monitor the overall health of the service is via WMI.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 12 May 2011 12:51:48 GMT

I just checked the link and that does look interesting. I'll look in to it.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 12 May 2011 13:53:38 GMT

Thanks for the prompt reply reply Ryan.

Would be great to get Windows Service Monitoring working with SNMP, please keep me posted.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 12:43:18 GMT

Hello Ryan,

Could you please help, I have installed BC and snmpwalk and version 2.6 of the Zenpack (Iam on Zenos 3.x)but no sub folders are showing ie

Server/Windows/8 Processors does not appear in the list

do you have any idea what I am missing?

Thank you

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 13:46:06 GMT

Does the ZenPack actually show up in your ZenPacks list (meaning, did it install properly)?

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 14:07:58 GMT

Package is showing top of the list and I restarted the system

Have tried uninstall of Zenpack REBOOT moved windows device out of Server/Windows/ INSTALLED Nova Zenpack REBOOT

Still no change (only change I made was to take py out of Zenpack.Nova.WindowsSNMPPerfMonitorSimple1.6-py6.egg)

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 14:16:30 GMT

I just installed the pack myself on a 3.1 install and those organizers show up. If you installed the pack via the web interface don't do that. Install it from the commandline as the Zenoss user like so: zenpack --install ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitor-1.6-py2.6.egg

That way you'll see any errors that may be displayed.

Make sure that the pack is unzipped before you install it. This website automatically zips ZenPacks but they aren't supposed to be zipped.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:15:04 GMT

Hi Ryan, this is the output I get

ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple-1.6-py2.6.egg
ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple-1.6-py2.6.egg.zip
[zenoss@nlc22145 tmp]$ zenpack --install ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple-1.6-py2.6.egg
2011-06-16 16:08:59,968 INFO zen.ZPLoader: Loading /opt/zenoss/ZenPacks/ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple-1.6-py2.6.egg/ZenPacks/Nova/Windows/SNMPPerfMonitorSimple/objects/objects.xml
2011-06-16 16:09:01,819 INFO zen.AddToPack: End loading objects
2011-06-16 16:09:01,819 INFO zen.AddToPack: Processing links
2011-06-16 16:09:01,819 INFO zen.AddToPack: Loaded 0 objects into the ZODB database
2011-06-16 16:09:01,886 INFO zen.HookReportLoader: loading reports from:/opt/zenoss/ZenPacks/ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple-1.6-py2.6.egg/ZenPacks/Nova/Windows/SNMPPerfMonitorSimple/reports
[zenoss@nlc22145 tmp]$

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:17:53 GMT

Haha, you're installing the wrong version of the pack. There are two versions, the Simple version and the Advanced version. You are installing the Simple version. Only the advanced version comes with the sub organizers for monitoring different numbers of CPUs/cores.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:26:51 GMT

Sorry Ryan, did notice that but I can only see ZIPS for the simple version ABOVE ^

Is this a mistake? do I have to download the source?

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:28:42 GMT

It's very simple, download the zip, unzip it so it's just an egg, and install it.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:40:32 GMT

what a first rate PLANK I am Sorry, Yip its all working fine, my brain must have kept reading the wrong file

Thank you ever so much for your help

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:41:08 GMT

Sorry to stick my nose into this conversation, but we're using the multi CPU Zenpack and we wish we were using the simple. Save yourself a lot of work and just use the simple ZenPack.

- Every time you add a new server you have to check the count of CPUs

- Unless it's changed recently, it only supports 16 CPUs.

- Most newer servers have 6 cores which does not fit into 1,2,4,8,16 CPU groups

- Most newer and larger server exceed 16 CPUs

- You get multiple alerts - one for each CPU instead of the aggregate of total CPU load.

This is a great ZenPack, just wish we were using the simple version.

My 2 cents!

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:45:35 GMT

Yeh, to each his own. Some people want to monitor each core on their systems. Also, I haven't seen any cases myself where a server had more than 16 CPUs/cores, but I know there are usage cases out there. You could create a new class, copy the 16 core template over and edit it to support more CPUs if you wanted to. It would just be a bit tedious.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:59:40 GMT

When we installed the Advanced ZenPack, we "thought" we wanted to monitor each CPU. In practice we really didn't care!

We just end up with an alert at the CPU level when there is plenty of CPU left on the other CPUs.

Any plans to make the Advanced ZenPack auto CPU count adjust? that would be cool. We swap servers out all the time and the CPU count always changes. Many times I miss this and end up with the server in the wrong class.

By the way, most of the new servers we are buying now are 24 CPU Intel servers (6core x 4socket). Seems like that where things are going.

Thanks again for a great ZenPack!

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 22:07:29 GMT

I am new to installing zenpacks so this may be a totally newbie questions, but I cannot seem to find the location referenced in the install instructions:

Navigate to /Events/Perf/Memory and select More -> Transform from the menu. Insert the following transform and save:

Can someone point me to additional information for setting this up correctly?

Thanks!

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 22:17:19 GMT

That's where it was in the old UI. The new location is: Events -> Event Classes -> Perf -> Memory -> <Click on the menu in the bottom left of the screen> -> Transform.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 15:09:04 GMT

Excellent! Thanks!

Will this help populate some of the graphs that never seem to show performance metrics?

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 21:14:54 GMT

I'm not sure what graphs you're referring to. This pack simply allows CPU/Memory monitoring via the standard Windows SNMP agent (without requiring SNMP Informant).

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 12:11:36 GMT

I have fought long and hard trying to get CPU and Memory graphs for my Windows Server 2008 machine. I stumbled across this zenpack, installed successfully, added the transform, and crossed my fingers......but, still I get no graphs for my CPU or memory

All the CPUs show 'nan' against all values, and memory just reads 0.00 for all values too

What am I doing wrong?

I've added it under Server/Windows/8 CPUs, I've disabled Windows Event logging lookups, I'm stumped! Any help appreciated.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 14:45:42 GMT

Have you verified that you have both snmpwalk and bc commands available on your server? If one of those commands is missing the scripts that collect the data won't work.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 14:47:47 GMT

Make sure that you read and follow the directions on this page exactly, including attempting to manually walk hrProcessorLoad. Number of CPUs isn't the same as number of Cores.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 08:27:40 GMT

Fab, installing bc on my server got it all working

Thanks

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 20:05:19 GMT

For anyone who is interested I have released a ZenPack for monitoring Windows Services via SNMP. About 60 hours went in to developing it. http://community.zenoss.org/docs/DOC-12999

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 13:41:31 GMT

Hi Ryan,

I've checked that both SNMPWALK and BC are installed on my Zenoss (Ubuntu) server but I don't see any templates, graphs or information on the Processor tab.

Any ideas?

Cheers,

Shaun

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:02:42 GMT

My pack doesn't do anything for information on the Processor tab (that is handled by the DeviceMap plugin). It only provides the graphs/thresholds in the Graphs section for devices. What are you seeing when you click on the Graphs section for devices? If you're not seeing graphs at all make sure that the template is bound. If you're getting an error, you need to wait 3 polling cycles before it actually has data to calculate the threshold with then the error will go away and you'll see graphs. Also keep in mind that the "Advanced" version of the ZenPack requires that devices be placed in the /Server/Windows/1 Processor, 2 Processors, etc... groups. If you want to display total CPU info for servers under /Server/Windows you need to install the "Simple" version of the ZenPack and make sure that the SNMPDevice template is bound to the /Server/Windows class.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:10:35 GMT

Hi Ryan,

Thanks, I can see now that your mod is working perfectly :-)

Now to work out why the SNMP DeviceMap\CPUMap doesn't provide any CPU information.. :-S

Cheers,

Shaun

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:13:00 GMT

You're right it, is CPUMap that provides that, not DeviceMap. If your servers are physical you may want to look at the Dell Monitor and HP Monitor ZenPacks as I believe that they provide that info in their own way as well.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:38:52 GMT

Hi Ryan,

We've got a wide variety of servers, some physical (HP, Dell and others) and some virtual.

Is there any Zenpack you're aware of that displays the Processor information for any server via SNMP?

Cheers,

Shaun

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:11:58 GMT

There is no one ZenPack that does it for all hardware since there are different brands of hardware out there. The packs that I recommend as a starting point are:

http://community.zenoss.org/docs/DOC-3492

http://community.zenoss.org/docs/DOC-3448

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 17:53:57 GMT

I am using this zenpack. Ever seen this one Ryan?

event class ../status/update

zenoss v3.2.1

is new since I installed your neweset pack to see microsoft services vian snmp

is in zenhub daemon

ERROR zen.MinMaxCheck: User-supplied Python expression (here.getRRDValue('MemoryTotal') * 0.9) for maximum value caused error: ['Memory_MemoryUsed']

2012-01-29 19:26:05,788 WARNING zen.RRDView: User-supplied Python expression (here.getRRDValue('MemoryTotal') * 0.9) for maximum value caused error: ['Memory_MemoryUsed']

holler if more nfo is needed....and thanks again for these zenpacks.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 18:06:18 GMT

That error is completely harmless. All that means is that there is no memory data for one of your devices so it's not able to properly calculate the memory threshold for it to draw the threshold line on the graph. It either means that the device isn't reporting memory data properly via SNMP (which is really rare), that the device is a Windows 2000 server (which doesn't report Memory data via SNMP for whatever reason), or that you simply haven't waited 3 polling cycles (15 minutes) for Zenoss to gather enough data to be able to calculate the threshold.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 18:50:21 GMT

k thank you!

if you say ignore it I will. I dont beleieve any of the 3 conditions are met in my ebnronment. Graphs all seem to work fine.....consider it ignored.

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 16:06:06 GMT

I am building another Zenoss server and I wanted to install your zenpack. I get the following Error message:

zenpack --install /tmp/ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple-1.6-py2.6.egg

Link to http://pypi.python.org/simple/ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple/ ***BLOCKED*** by --allow-hosts

Couldn't find index page for 'ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple' (maybe misspelled?)

Link to http://pypi.python.org/simple/ ***BLOCKED*** by --allow-hosts

No local packages or download links found for ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple==1.6

ERROR: zenpack command failed. Reason: SystemExit: error: Could not find suitable distribution for Requirement.parse('ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple==1.6')

I turned my firewall off and tried again still blocked. What did I do wrong. I have installed zenpacks before but this is a first for me.

Thanks

Joe

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 22:24:58 GMT

That message is telling you that the zenpack utility can't actually find the ZenPack file to install it. I'm guessing that you're trying to install it from the web UI. I would recommend copying the file to the server and installing it by hand as the Zenoss user. Something is causing the upload of the file via the UI to fail.

sudo su - zenoss

cd /whatever/directory/the/zenpack/file/is/in

zenpack --install ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple-1.6-py2.6.egg

RE: Windows SNMP Performance Monitor (Advanced)

community@zenoss.org — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 00:27:24 GMT

Perhaps I'm misreading this thread, but this post is on the ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitor page, yet your zenpack install command says ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple.

Is it possible you downloaded ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitor-1.6-py2.6.egg, but are trying to install ZenPacks.Nova.Windows.SNMPPerfMonitorSimple-1.6-py2.6.egg?