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MIB's on SUN

I'm looking for information on how to graph disk, CPU and Memory in Solarwind from a SUN Solaris 8 machine.

Going off of a message posted by user Dagwood in this discussion forum, I’ve tried to pull down and install an installer called Scotty without success. Compile fails with unusual errors.

Is there any way to graph recourses on a SUN in Solarwinds?

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I have the 7.2 beta and it works great. You need to install the net-snmp and use that but if you do you get ALOT more information that you did before with just the interface. You get memory, cpu, volume, swap, etc. I've been running 7.2 for two days and it works great on my Sun and HP-UX machines I haven't had a chance to install it on any of my linux machines but they are next. One thing to not is the default redhat mibs give you added performance information just by going to 7.2 but if you don't use the net-snmp the cpu info is off. So far 7.2 is working very well for me and I've made alot of confige changes in the last two days and moved my database around.

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