You have to be joking, or do you think that document is worth a D$#@! ?

The OpenSolaris and Linux Monitor (and the many extensions on it) were all written following the doc.  You can go and check out their source (linked from the pages) and see how they implemented the custom SSH modeling and monitoring.

Matt make a new ssh modeler is not so easy... maybe i hope in future we will have easyer ssh modeler because this let you monitor device (specially remote device) that with other method you cannot.

Howdy.  I've been using Zenoss core 2.5 for a while, with all monitoring done via SNMP. With all the risks associated with SNMP it was decided to switch to SSH instead of SNMP. This page had me up and running in about 10 minutes using SSH monitoring.

http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/books/zenoss/ssh_commands_modeling

Dude, the question is how to create a new ssh modeling setup, I can use the one zenoss has already created. But if you have some weird OS that there is not a snmp package, but you can ssh to, it would be a beautiful thing to be able to use ssh to monitor it. If zenoss had a complete example, from start to finish it would probably be pretty easy. But they dont.

Did you look at the site I listed in my post?

http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/books/zenoss/ssh_commands_modeling

I used this page to configure a new ssh modeling setup, the article is very straight-forward and easy to follow.