We monitor registrations (internal and
external) via event socket (esl). We subscribe on the register
events (all needed data is in there) and then store the results
into memcache, grouped by internal/external and
successfull/unsuccessfull registers. Then writing a Nagios or a
Munin plugin is rather easy with any programming language, as you
only need to generate some console output.
Best regards
Peter
On 01/01/15 02:13, Luis Daniel Lucio Quiroz wrote:
Sorry for late answer
You may put a nagios and do active or even better passive
monitoring. That way if someone gets unregistered and
shouldnt you will bet an allert.
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