Travis:

Good catch, thanks. Please report any other bugs or suggestions and I'll incorperate them into the upcomming version 2.

First install the zenpack and restart zenoss.

Next, you have to add the device you want to monitor. If its already added, you must remove it. When adding the device be sure to supply the snmp community of the device and to set its class as /devices/network/ipsla. This sets the python class of the device and must be set whent eh device is first added. Once the device has been added, navigate to it. There should be a "Service Level Agreement" tab with the other usual tabs. Next go to the devices collector plugins and add SLADevice. Finally remodel the device to populate the tables. Let me know if you run into any problems.

Thanks Travis,

Travis:

Open each of the templates, each command, and change all referances to $ZENHOME to your zenoss directory. E.x. /opt/zenoss/

Some OS work using $ZENHOME some don't. I'm unsure why.

Keep me posted!

Thanks,

Version 2 will have:

->Known bug fixes

->SLA edit ability (to use web gui to modify/create SLA and write to device using smnp)

->Better templates

->No more perl, only python componets

If you have a want/need or suggestion, let me know and I'll add it.

Thanks Travis,

is is possible to use this under /network/switches and /network/routers?

Sort of have it for all network units and there will be info only if there is availible?

The code is in there to convert the device to its new class... and it worked after I wrote it.   Definitely will need a restart so that the tabs show up correctly.

-EAD