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#285344 ·published 2006-12-19 19:47 UTC
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<catinfo>
    <header>
        <rev>1.3</rev>
        <created>Wednesday, February 6, 2002 10:10:00 AM EST</created>
        <mstation>checkers</mstation>
    </header>
    <categorygroup>
        <name>WebConsole</name>
        <comment>Service Level Availability by Functional Group</comment>
        <common>
            <rule><![CDATA[ipaddr IPLIKE *.*.*.*]]></rule>
        </common>

        <categories>

                <category>
                <label><![CDATA[mainNetwork]]></label>
                <comment>This category reflects availability of all services currently being monitored by OpenNMS.</comment>
                <normal>99</normal>
                <warning>97</warning>
                <rule>displayCategory == "Network"</rule>


                <category>
                <label><![CDATA[Overall Service Availability]]></label>
                <comment>This category reflects availability of all services currently being monitored by OpenNMS.</comment>
                <normal>99</normal>
                <warning>97</warning>
                <rule><![CDATA[ipaddr IPLIKE *.*.*.*]]></rule>
            </category>
            <category>
                <label><![CDATA[Network Interfaces]]></label>
                <comment>This category reflects the ability to 'ping' managed devices and SNMP agents.  'Ping', using the ICMP protocol, tests a devices network connectivity/availability.</comment>
                <normal>99</normal>
                <warning>97</warning>
                <service>ICMP</service>
                <service>SNMP</service>
                <rule><![CDATA[(isICMP | isSNMP) & (ipaddr != "0.0.0.0")]]></rule>
            </category>
            <category>
                <label><![CDATA[Email Servers]]></label>
                <comment>This category includes all managed interfaces which are running an Email service, including SMTP, POP3, or IMAP.  This will include MS Exchange servers running these protocols.</comment>
                <normal>99</normal>
                <warning>97</warning>
                <service>SMTP</service>
                <service>POP3</service>
                <service>IMAP</service>
                <rule><![CDATA[isSMTP | isPOP3 | isIMAP]]></rule>
            </category>
            <category>
                <label><![CDATA[Web Servers]]></label>
                <comment>This category includes all managed interfaces which are running an HTTP (Web) server on port 80 or other common ports.</comment>
                <normal>99</normal>
                <warning>97</warning>
                <service>HTTP</service>
                <service>HTTPS</service>
                <service>HTTP-8000</service>
                <service>HTTP-8080</service>
                <rule><![CDATA[isHTTP | isHTTPS | isHTTP-8000 | isHTTP-8080]]></rule>
            </category>
            <category>
                <label><![CDATA[DNS & DHCP Servers]]></label>
                <comment>This category includes all managed interfaces which are running either DNS (name resolution) servers or DHCP servers.</comment>
                <normal>99</normal>
                <warning>97</warning>
                <service>DNS</service>
                <service>DHCP</service>
                <rule><![CDATA[isDNS | isDHCP]]></rule>
            </category>
            <category>
                <label><![CDATA[Database Servers]]></label>
                <comment>This category includes all managed interfaces which are currently running PostgreSQL or MySQL database servers.</comment>
                <normal>99</normal>
                <warning>97</warning>
                <service>Postgres</service>
                <service>MySQL</service>
                <rule><![CDATA[isPostgres | isMySQL]]></rule>
            </category>
            <category>
                <label><![CDATA[Other Servers]]></label>
                <comment>This category includes all managed interfaces which are running FTP (file transfer protocol) servers or SSH (secure shell) servers.</comment>
                <normal>99</normal>
                <warning>97</warning>
                <service>FTP</service>
                <service>SSH</service>
                <rule><![CDATA[isFTP | isSSH]]></rule>
            </category>
            <category>
                <label><![CDATA[Internet Connectivity]]></label>
                <comment>This category reflects the ability to 'ping' the router at the ISP-end of your Internet connection.</comment>
                <normal>99</normal>
                <warning>97</warning>
                <service>ICMP</service>
                <rule><![CDATA[ipaddr IPLIKE 0.0.0.0]]></rule>
            </category>
        </categories>
    </categorygroup>
</catinfo>