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« on: July 12, 2006, 11:34:45 AM »

Hi!
I have some questions.

1) Is possible to monitor more than 100 servers with pandora? (we have around 350 servers)
2) We have some clientsand want to divide th server. Create a user that can see only the server, applications for that client? I create a user but this user can see the "Monitor Datail", the "Statistics"  of the other client. ?!?!?
if the user want to enter he can not but I don't want  to visualize.

Is this possible ??

 Thank's in advance,
doku
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« Reply #1 on: July 12, 2006, 12:16:09 PM »

Sure, there is no limitation on how many servers you want to monitor, you only need faster machines and more that a single machine. I recomend to create at least one different instance of Pandora Network Server for each 75-100 servers you monitor with Network Modules. If all of them are monitored with agents, I recomend a different instance of Pandora Data Server each 75-100 agents. You also could dettach server components in one machine with MySQL/Pandora Server and one machine with LAMP Pandora Console, and other Pandora Network servers.

350 Servers monitored using a SINGLE machine, with all components (Data Server, Network Server, MySQL, Apache...) will be VERY heavily loaded. It depends of the average modules for each Agent, this numbers are with an average of eight modules for each agent, and using a Intel Xeon 2.4GHz/1MB RAM as server. Increasing RAM and optimizing MySQL Engine (use 5.0 version if possible) will improve this calculations. If you only need to monitor one o two parameters for agent and Keepalive (Interval) is set to 300, its possible that in a single machine you could monitor about 200 agents, it depends on many factors. Pandora design was made to be very modular. It permits to deploy Data Servers and Network Servers along many networks, including networks in different physical locations. You only need one "core" component: MySQL Server. But we are also test Pandora in a MySQL Cluster enviroment with success (there a differente DB Schema for this, search in the forum if your interested), but for MySQL Cluster you need a lot of RAM :-)
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« Reply #2 on: July 12, 2006, 02:48:38 PM »

You were very clear :-) ,
another question:

We have some agents divided per Client (3 machins for Client1, 4 for Client2 and 6 for Client3) .I want to create three users per client (client1, client2 and client3) that can only read the informations about their machines (client1 can see only 3 machine, eecc ... )
I have createt those user ad asigned the machine that have to see but when i went to  "Monitor Datail"  I see all the agent configured for this server, but i don't like :-) . The user can not access but i do not like to visualize the agent that do not belong to this user.  

How can i manage this??

thank's,
doku
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