DHCP scope monitoring

[Aenden]

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Hello,

We have quite a few DHCP servers and scopes out within our environment and, in trying to get Nagios working properly with everything, we're seeing some oddness with how we're testing it. We're using the standard check_dhcp within Nagios and have IP helpers set on our VLANs so that we can emulate client broadcasts. It seems that if Nagios has to wait for more than a few seconds (say a down server, etc.), that check will block others and we'll get multiple false negatives. Any thoughts on how best to manage large number of scopes?

[Aenden]

Hey, you can deal with large number of scopes with the help of DHCP Scope Monitor utility of the OpUtils software as it guides you to analyze the DHCP Scopes to check the available IP Address count in all of them. When the available IP Address count falls below a particular number, the results are shown in red color. You can arrange the monitoring of scopes by going for these steps. In the start just tap the Settings link to open the settings page and choose the Scheduler tab. Go for https://appuals.com/manage-dhcp-scopes/ this site to find more. Now alter the Status to Enabled and specify the interval to perform the scan:/p> At the end just tap Schedule to save the changes.

[Peyton456]

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