ISON BPO Deployment Videos

Training on Nagios Check nwc health plugin. Dated 12 Feb 2022 - Tetra Support Staff - Biswajit Banerjee

Video summary: [VERY POOR TRANSCRIPT QUALITY - largely unusable ASR output] Titled "Training on Nagios Check nwc health plugin" for ISON BPO. The auto-generated transcript is badly garbled (heavy noise/unrelated fragments throughout), but the few coherent pieces are consistent with the title: downloading and installing the `check_nwc_health` Nagios plugin (a well-known open-source plugin for monitoring network device health -- switches, routers, etc.), then defining a custom Nagios check command around it (referencing `$HOSTNAME$` and community-string style arguments, suggesting SNMP-based device checks). Not enough reliable content survived transcription to describe the exact configuration steps taken -- would need a manual review of the recording for real detail.

Training on Nagios Gearman testing ISONBPO. Dated 12 Feb 2022 - Tetra Support Staff - Biswajit Banerjee

Video summary: [VERY POOR TRANSCRIPT QUALITY - largely unusable ASR output] Titled "Training on Nagios Gearman testing ISONBPO." Like the other video on this page, the transcript is dominated by nonsensical repeated filler ("jhaal", "ajay ko") that appears to be an ASR mis-transcription of background noise/music rather than speech. The handful of legible fragments reference Mod Gearman worker configuration, restarting the worker service via systemctl, checking service status, and creating/renaming a Nagios host group -- consistent with testing a Mod Gearman distributed-monitoring setup for ISON BPO (the same Mod Gearman feature described in the Spectranet SOC video on a different page). Not reliable enough to reconstruct the actual steps taken.

Training on ISONBPO Nagiosxi Deployment on Probe part 2. Dated 12 Feb 2022 - Tetra Support Staff - Biswajit Banerjee

Video summary: [VERY POOR TRANSCRIPT QUALITY - largely unusable ASR output] "ISONBPO Nagiosxi Deployment on Probe part 2." Same recurring transcription failure as the other videos on this page (dominated by nonsensical repeated filler). Legible fragments reference NagiosXI probe/host-group configuration -- copying/duplicating a host template, changing an icon/image setting, configuring a disk-usage check, and entering a device's IP address -- consistent with the title's topic of deploying NagiosXI monitoring via a probe/satellite server for ISON BPO. Not reliable enough to document the actual configuration steps.

ISONBPO Nagiosxi Deployment on Probe Windows

Training on ISONBPO Nagiosxi Deployment on Probe Windows. Dated 14 Feb 2022 - Tetra Support Staff - Biswajit Banerjee

Video summary: [VERY POOR TRANSCRIPT QUALITY - largely unusable ASR output] "ISONBPO Nagiosxi Deployment on Probe Windows" -- the Windows-agent counterpart to the other NagiosXI probe videos on this page, and affected by the same transcription failure. Legible fragments reference an NSClient-style Windows monitoring agent config file (an .ini file), needing to arrange machine access through a colleague named Pawan for a specific IP, and checking a Windows service's status -- consistent with configuring Windows host monitoring on the NagiosXI probe/satellite server for ISON BPO. Given this and the other three ISONBPO videos on this page all share the same severe transcript quality problem, it's likely a genuine audio/recording issue with the source videos rather than an isolated case -- worth flagging to whoever owns these recordings.