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Tom Celica
 
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Default Where can we find MIB for MSCS - 05-19-2004 , 09:21 AM






Our goal is to monitor the event when our Active/passive cluster fails over
to the second node, indicating a problem on the primary node.
We are thinking of monitoring thru SNMP with a MIB.

Question 1: Where can we find a MIB to minitor Cluster failover to the
secondary node?

Question 2: If there is no MIB, how to you recommend we monitor Cluster
failover?

Thanks
-Tom



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John Toner [MVP]
 
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Default Re: Where can we find MIB for MSCS - 05-20-2004 , 08:40 AM






Tom,

MSCS does not have a specific MIB, AFAIK.

If you want to monitor events in a cluster, I can think of a couple of
options:
1) Get a monitoring software that specifically checks for MSCS events, such
as ClusterX or Microsoft Operations Manager.
2) Setup a generic application resource in MSCS that would launch some form
of notification upon coming online. That way, if the group fails over, this
resource will send out a notification.

You can read more about option 2 here:

Q260527 - Generating Notifications for an MSCS Resource Problem
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;260527

Regards,
John

"Tom Celica" <tom (AT) dontreply (DOT) com> wrote

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Our goal is to monitor the event when our Active/passive cluster fails
over
to the second node, indicating a problem on the primary node.
We are thinking of monitoring thru SNMP with a MIB.

Question 1: Where can we find a MIB to minitor Cluster failover to the
secondary node?

Question 2: If there is no MIB, how to you recommend we monitor Cluster
failover?

Thanks
-Tom





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