Available Sensors of the Basic Linux Library (UCD-SNMP-MIB)

PRTG will create one sensor for each marked Library OID.ģ. Select the sensors you want to monitor by marking the according checkboxes.

On the next page you will see a list of available sensors.

Click on OK ('Continue to step 2' in older PRTG versions).

From the appearing menu window (drop-down menu in older PRTG versions), select the Basic linux library (ucd-snmp-mib).oidlib SNMP library file.

Alternatively, you can add an SNMP Library sensor.

You can find a list of the out-of-the-box sensors in the PRTG Manual.

On this device, create Linux sensors which are natively available in PRTG.

Create a device for the Linux machine you want to monitor (enter this computer's IP address or DNS name).

Please see the articles Checklist: Setting up SNMP on Linux and How do I install the SNMP daemon on Linux machines? for instructions.

Install the SNMP daemon on the Linux Server In that case, the load behavior is implementation dependent (each thread might be reported as 100% busy or not).This article applies to PRTG Network Monitor 13 or later, as well as to previous (deprecated) versions 1.

Trap 'for p in $pids do kill $p done' 0įor ((i=0 ione-liner will load your four cores 1 at 100%: for i in 1 2 3 4 do while : do : done & done No need to install any extra package, your good old shell is able to do it alone.

Check cpu load linux