Re: NOC scripting
Hello Everyone,
Thank you all for the replies regarding Big Brother/Netsaint/mon.
Those are all very well to monitor hosts and networks. We aleready have
something similar implemented made by Harris Systems. I was doing a
seperate project to actually have a machine that has all connections open
automatically (via ssh, telnet, rsh) and yes, many of these systems do
have a funky interface that needs vt100 or something similar (mostly telco
switches and devices) so I gess basically what I need is a scripting
method to read in login: and reply passwd: and reply and a method to place
and size Eterm/Xterm on various virtual desktops (E) ? I don't need an all
around monitoring system, but rather a machine to supply actual
connections to devices.
Thanks,
Ashby Gochenour
NTELOS
NOC
On Tue, 23 Jan 2001, Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:
> On Monday 22 January 2001, at 18 h 16, the keyboard of Debian Ghost
> <debian-isp@ghost.ntelos.net> wrote:
>
> > using to develop the system. I plan on using enlightenment as a WM and
> > wanted to ask for advice on the best way to write a script to open
> > multiple terminal windows (Eterm or Xterm) to connect and log in to the
> > many various systems that we monitor.
>
> It looks really old-fashioned. Many years ago, I saw supervision consoles in
> telcos which were operated that way, with a human in front of the console
> 24h/day, with nothing else to do than to watch.
>
> Unless you have a lot of staff, why not use more automatic systems like mon <http://www.kernel.org/software/mon/>?
>
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