Just started looking at this as well. I am currently trying the agent from http://www.linuxmonitor.com/

It installs on CentOS and the web tool can display all of the right information. You need to change the SNMP startup port from 8001 to 161, so that it can bee seen by K. I am still getting the final SNMP set built but will post a copy when I have it working as I want.

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Legacy Posted By Username: PeterS

Thanks

But does it mean you allow public access to port 161?

Our CentOS servers are hosted in a Datacenter, no VPN to connect there.
So I was hoping a kind of script to do a remote SSH session, launch some commands, and report in Kaseya.

Legacy Forum Name: Monitor Sets,
Legacy Posted By Username: dklein

I have a set of Windows servers that i monitor which are the the same location as the Linux boxes. So I have K Agent on the Windows box and then have local SNMP access to the CentOS boxes.

Legacy Forum Name: Monitor Sets,
Legacy Posted By Username: PeterS

Thanks, that could be a solution, but we have only Linux machine at the hosting provider, and they are not on the same subnet...

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Legacy Posted By Username: dklein