[zenoss-users] Storing rack information

James Alspach jalspach at shastacoe.org
Wed Jan 23 13:31:53 EST 2008


I am not sure that this is the best way but, I store all the way out to
the rack, in the location.  I then use the slot for just the slot. So
one of my locations is 

/1644 magnolia/server room/bay 2

The servers in that bay will then all be assigned to a slot.

Fortunately we do not have cages to worry about on top of this but, I
suppose it would work the same way, just one more level.

James




James Alspach
Systems Applications Technician
Shasta County Office of Education

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> From: "Todd Davis" <todd at davisnetonline.com>
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> Here, we make sure the SNMP Location is set to the rack number on our
> servers.  Zenoss then shows it on the status screen AND we can do a
quick
> snmpget/snmpwalk to figure out where a given server resides.
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> [mailto:zenoss-users-bounces at zenoss.org] On Behalf Of g3vt
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> Subject: [zenoss-users] Storing rack information
> 
> Hi all, quick question:
> 
> I know that zenoss 2.1.2 has the ability to store the rack slot
> information,
> but how are people modeling which rack (assuming you have multiples)
or
> even
> which cage?
> 
> I was thinking say C1-R3-13  (cage 1, rack 3, slot 13) however the
"rack
> slot" field apparently only accepts integers.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> -Trey
> 
> 
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