Wireless Networks Thread, Monitoring and managing your wireless network in Technical; Just out of interest how are you managing and monitoring your wireless network?
I think my way might be a ...
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2nd December 2007, 03:24 PM #1
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Monitoring and managing your wireless network
Just out of interest how are you managing and monitoring your wireless network?
I think my way might be a bit lame but we don't have much money. Basically I have setup a network monitor using an old PC, Linux and a system called Zenoss. AP's around the network are pinged on a regular basis, if one goes down it's flagged up and I get sent an email. It's setup similar to HP openview where there is a display of the devices on the network and if something fails it will change colour from green to red. I can also telnet and gain http access from it.
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2nd December 2007, 03:35 PM #2 Re: Monitoring and managing your wireless network
Have a look into Nagios... there is a HOWTO on the wiki.
I use SNMP to monitor the management controller but with suitable APs you could monitor them with SNMP so that you would now about bandwidth, connections and the like.
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3rd December 2007, 04:55 PM #3 Re: Monitoring and managing your wireless network
I use a tool called RFlow Collector with our DD-WRT firmware Linksys APs. It shows me the active APs and the clients connected to them along with signal strengths.
The APs are capable of syslog and SNMP, but I have those disabled for now.
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