by
Badger, Michael.
Call Number
004.6 22
Publication Date
2011
Summary
Annotation For system administrators, network engineers, and security analysts, it is essential to keep a track of network traffic.<br /><br />Zenoss Core is an enterprise-level systems and network monitoring solution that can be as complex as you need it to be. And while just about anyone can install it, turn it on, and monitor "something", Zenoss Core has a complicated interface packed with features. The interface has been drastically improved over version 2, but it's still not the type of software you can use intuitively _ in other words, a bit of guidance is in order.<br /><br />The role of this book is to serve as your Zenoss Core tour guide and save you hours, days, maybe weeks of time.<br /><br />This book will show you how to work with Zenoss and effectively adapt Zenoss for System and Network monitoring. Starting with the Zenoss basics, it requires no existing knowledge of systems management, and whether or not you can recite MIB trees and OIDs from memory is irrelevant. Advanced users will be able to identify ways in which they can customize the system to do more, while less advanced users will appreciate the ease of use Zenoss provides. The book contains step-by-step examples to demonstrate Zenoss Core's capabilities. The best approach to using this book is to sit down with Zenoss and apply the examples found in these pages to your system.<br /><br />The book covers the monitoring basics: adding devices, monitoring for availability and performance, processing events, and reviewing reports. It also dives into more advanced customizations, such as custom device reports, external event handling (for example, syslog server, zensendevent, and Windows Event Logs), custom monitoring templates using SNMP data sources, along with Nagios, and Cacti plugins. An example of a Nagios-style plugin is included and the book shows you where to get an example of a Cacti-compatible plugin for use as a command data source in monitoring templates. In Zenoss Core, ZenPacks are modules that add monitoring functionality. Using the Nagios plugin example, you will learn how to create, package, and distribute a ZenPack. You also learn how to explore Zenoss Core's data model using zendmd so that you can more effectively write event transformations and custom device reports.<br /><br />Implement Zenoss core and fit it into your security management environment using this easy-to-understand tutorial guide.
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Electronic Resources
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0.7918
by
Mallett, Andrew.
Call Number
004.36
Publication Date
2013
Summary
Get to grips with a new technology, understand what it is and what it can do for you, and then get to work with the most important features and tasks. This book is a great tool to quickly learn and explore the features offered by XenApp 6.5. Windows system administrators who want a quick lesson on how to install and configure XenApp.
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Electronic Resources
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0.7836
by
Buelta, Jaime, author.
Call Number
005.133 23
Publication Date
2020
Summary
This new and updated edition includes 75 recipes that cover the entire spectrum of skills you need for enterprise process automation and save time wasted in performing recurrent tasks. This book also features three new chapters that focus on using Python for automating testing routines, machine learning projects, and for working with messy ...
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