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How to configure SNMP on Linux as a monitoring source for Rational Performance Tester

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Summary

You can use resource monitoring to capture data, such as processor or memory usage, while running a test schedule.

Resource monitoring can provide a comprehensive view of a system under test, to aid in problem determination. The system under test can be in the cloud or on-premise.

SNMP or Simple Network Management Protocol is one of the supported resources. However, if SNMP itself isn't configured correctly then it can't be added as a resource monitoring source.

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Document Information

More support for:
IBM Rational Performance Tester

Software version:
9.5

Operating system(s):
Red Hat

Document number:
883172

Modified date:
07 January 2021

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ibm10883172

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