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Monitoring MailCleaner with SNMP
Sylvain Viart
Added about 8 years ago
Setting up MailCleaner external monitoring via SNMP.
How MailCleaner is providing monitoring¶
MailCleaner itself is proposing some limited tools about his health.
This behavior is wanted, as we think that the role of monitoring the MailCleaner service is better handled by your dedicated monitoring toolsuite.
Downloading the MIB¶
MailCleaner comes in with a dedicated MIB that can be accessed at:
https://[your mailcleaner]/admin/downloads/MAILCLEANER-MIB.txt
This SNMP MIB gives access to daily counts and statistics as long as system status such as spool level, processes status, versions, etc…
Authorize remote connection to SNMP service¶
Add the remote IP address or range that you want to allow to query SNMP:
- Configuration > Services > SNMP monitoring
- Allowed IP/ranges :
- restart SNMP and Firewall services (on every node)
Test and fetch remote data from each node¶
OID are local to each node, so you will need to configure your monitoring tool to fetch each node.
SNMP v1 and v2c are supported.
FYI: if you are using Paessler MIB importer for importing the MIB, notes that the importer adds a trailing ".0" to every OID in the file. Removing all of them with a text editor will resolve the case.
FYI2: here is a basic shell script written by the community : https://support.mailcleaner.net/boards/3/topics/58-snmp-shell-script