There are a bunch of Cacti’s plugins which can do better monitoring. One of the recommended and popular plugin for Cacti is Thold. Thold is a plugin to monitor bandwidth usage and trigger an alert when it reaches the threshold. Plugin Architecture needs to be installed in order to activate it on Cacti.
Let’s start the installation and configuration.
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takizo posted on August 21st, 2009 in nms category | Nobody dare to comment yet »
Hundred emails are queuing on your mail relay server, and you have to push the email to the destination mail server after it has came online. Using exim -M can helps you to delivery the email instantly.
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takizo posted on July 28th, 2009 in Systems category | Nobody dare to comment yet »
Arrays is useful when it comes to data processing. Using Arrays in Bash is quite easy, and most importantly is to get your job done with the data loaded into the Arrays.
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takizo posted on July 28th, 2009 in Systems category | Nobody dare to comment yet »
On all the Blackberry model, the incoming call or text messaging (SMS) notification doesn’t support vibrate and tone, you can set maximum 3 vibration and after that the tone will ring out loud. But the problem with the 3 vibrations is most of the caller without good patient will hang up the call after 3 ring tone (For my case
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There is a software call BuzzMe, Free or Pro edition to set your incoming call or text messaging with Tone and Vibration.
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takizo posted on July 15th, 2009 in Application category | Nobody dare to comment yet »
While email transport having problem, the first we look for is the email log file, to check incoming and outgoing email transaction, to see was the email sent to the recipient or whether did the sender’s email it delivered to our email server.
I like exim log file provide the transport when an email is coming in or out from the server. I have written a simple script to grep sender/recipient email address and analysis the email transaction. Read the rest of this entry »
takizo posted on July 3rd, 2009 in Systems category | Nobody dare to comment yet »