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{{ZenPack
|Summary=HP-UX Monitoring Through SSH
|Author=andinod
|Maintainer=andinod
|Organization=andinod
|License=GNU General Public License, Version 2
|ZenPack name=ZenPacks.andinod.HPUXMonitor
|Homepage=https://github.com/andinod/ZenPacks.andinod.HPUXMonitor.git
|Source URI=git://github.com/andinod/ZenPacks.andinod.HPUXMonitor.git
|Releases={{Release
|Version=0.1.0
|Tag=0.1.0
|Release date=2013/08/26
|Compatible with=Zenoss Core 4.2.x
|Requires=Linux Monitor,
}}{{Release
|Version=0.2.1
|Tag=0.2.1
|Release date=2013/08/27
|Summary=Cleaned directories, serial and uptime plugins were deleted
|Compatible with=Zenoss Core 4.2.x
|Requires=Linux Monitor,
}}{{Release
|Version=0.2.2
|Tag=0.2.2
|Release date=2013/08/27
|Summary=systemscan plugin was adapted to recognize HPVM virtual machines
|Compatible with=Zenoss Core 4.2.x
|Requires=Linux Monitor,
}}
|Devices=
|Applications={{Application
|Product Name=HP-UX
|Version=11.31
}}
|Integrations=
|Binaries=
}}
This Zenpack was created by the need to monitor HP-UX 11.31 servers with Zenoss. Some HP-UX 11.31 servers have serious problems with the snmpd daemon, which in some cases reaches loads up to 90% of CPU. So that is the reason to make this Zenpack for every Unix administrator that have this problem.


This Zenpack will create:
* New Organizer: Devices -> Server -> SSH -> HPUX
* This Organizer will provide: 
** Template HPUXSSHMonitor
** HPUX Filesystem Template
** HPUXEthernet Template
** Plugins: bdf, lanscan, memory, systemscan and zenoss.cmd.uname.
** Additional plugins:model, uname_a are not necessary because systemscan do their job, but they are provided only for debug purposes.

CONFIGURATIONS:
* After installing this Zenpack, restart zope, zenhub and zencommand: (with user zenoss) 
** zopectl restart; zenhub restart; zencommand restart
* For security reason configure ssh key for zenoss account to your server.
** On Zenoss server with zenoss account do: ssh-keygen, Press Enter to all
** Go to .ssh
** Copy the information contained in id_rsa.pub
** Paste the information in the remote server's monitor user (for example root) in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file
** Test the trust connection without password from Zenoss server to the remote host (You don't have to be asked for password).
* In Configuration Properties edit if is necessary:
** zKeyPath
** zCommandUsername
* Add your Server.

RECOMENDATIONS

* This Zenpack is recommended for HP-UX 11.31 but could be compatible with older versions 11.11 and 11.23
* Change values in /opt/ssh/etc/sshd_config to:
** MaxSessions 10
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