OneSight Administrator Guide

Adding System Components
To use SNMP with OneSight, you must enable SNMP on the
machines you intend to monitor. The OneSight Solaris profile
queries the Sun SNMP agent for Sun’s MIB and the RFC-1213 (MIB-
2). For the Netscape Enterprise Server profile, OneSight uses the
Netscape HTTP Server MIB in addition to the Sun MIB.
For more information on how to configure the Netscape SNMP
agent to coexist with the Sun SNMP agent, refer to Netscape
documentation.
Search for string – Enter the port number for the web server you
are monitoring or a regular expression. Refer to Using Regular
Expressions for Pattern Matching in Chapter 5 for more
information about regular expressions.
UNIX System Tab – The UNIX System tab is used when configuring
monitors to collect data on UNIX workstations. If the machine you
are configuring as a monitored system is not a UNIX machine, this
tab is unnecessary.
For help installing the UNIX Remote Agent, see Installing the UNIX
Remote Agent in Chapter 2.
Instance – Enter the server instance.
WMI Tab – Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) can be
used to provide OneSight with in-depth information about the
configuration, status, and operational aspects of your Windows
operating system.
Instance – Enter the component that you want to monitor.
Adding System Components
Information about the components on each system must be
identified so that OneSight profiles can be used to create monitors
for the web components running on those machines. The Add
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