I suggest you check out nagios to see if it will do what you want.

i suggest too that if you go down the nagios path, you become familiar with
'expect'.   keep in mind that if 'snmp' isn't a four-letter word in your
environment, the 3000 will respond to snmp queries -- including cpu load.

nagios is well-suited for grabbing a 'quick status' so if you can adapt
your thinking in that direction then i think you'll be pleased with the
results.           - d


On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 1:26 PM, Stanfield, Randy (Carrollton, TX) <
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> Has anyone used a performance monitoring software connecting to the HP3000
> to check system health? The real question is we use Lunds monitoring MVHOST
> on the HP3000's and wondering can I use a different Client/server to access
> it's logs? Currently they're implementing a Managed Engine package to do
> enterprise wide health checks. Lund was out of the office this afternoon.
> So I'm just wondering does anyone else have monitoring other than PING
> checking going on from other Clients?
>
> We used to use an OVO monitoring but our OVO server wasn't supported going
> forward or something.
>
> Randy
> Unisource
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