Revision as of 15:07, 5 May 2017

• SNÄLLA*

Logga in med vanliga skill-bokningslösenordet och fixa fel/lägg till det som saknas /Robert

Skapa kataloger

su -
mkdir /var/log/ping-targets
cd /var/log/ping-targets

Skapa skriptet

• nano monitor.sh

#!/bin/bash

echo Killing Existing Pings
pkill ping
 
echo Pinging
#external hosts for testing, run in background
# BYT IP-NUMMER NEDAN, ANNARS DÖDAR NI MIN SERVER !!!!
ping 193.10.236.123 > /var/log/ping-targets/srv1-logs.txt &
ping 8.8.8.8 > /var/log/ping-targets/googledns-logs.txt &

echo Process List of PING process ID     PIDs
pgrep -l ping
 

ls -l
chmod +x monitor.sh
ls -l

crontab

edit /etc/crontab and add

# monitor with ping
# run every 30 minutes, every hour, every day
*/30 * * *       /var/log/ping-targets/monitor.sh >> /var/log/ping-targets/monitor.log 2>&1

SPLUNK

• install splunk
• login

Import Data

 Import the directory /var/log/ping-.../

Search Data

Default search does not work, so change to

 source="/var/log/ping-targets/*" 

You should now see a table of data from the ping command

Now search for srv1 ping results

source="/var/log/ping-targets/srv1-logs.txt"  

You should now only see server1 data

Create a time-graph by sending it to the timechart function (using a pipeline) and plot the time-variable that you can see in the data-table

source="/var/log/ping-targets/srv1-logs.txt"  | timechart avg(time)

Select the /Visualization\-Tab, and change gte grafix to a bar-plot to your liking

If you see gaps in the plot, change it to

source="/var/log/ping-targets/srv1-logs.txt"  | timechart cont=false avg(time)

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