Munin supports a node doing snmp queries of a remote host:

Example assuming you want to monitor windows node “windows-1” via snmp from Munin node “munin-server”:

munin.conf:
[windows-1.prod.client.com]
address munin-server.prod.client.com

On munin-server: /etc/munin/plugins/
ln -s /usr/share/munin/plugins/snmp__cpu snmp_windows-1.prod.client.com_cpu

I suspect Moonin doesn’t understand “host_name” in the output from the snmp plugins….

hjk-nathan@prod-ops01:/etc/munin/plugins$ munin-run snmp_agnes.prod.memeticsystems.com_cpu
cpu2.value 0
cpu1.value 0
hjk-nathan@prod-ops01:/etc/munin/plugins$ munin-run snmp_agnes.prod.memeticsystems.com_cpu config
host_name agnes.prod.memeticsystems.com
graph_title CPU usage (in %)
graph_category system
graph_args —upper-limit 100 -l 0
graph_vlabel %
graph_info This graph shows the CPU load on the system.
cpu2.label CPU 2
cpu2.info CPU load on CPU 2
cpu1.label CPU 1
cpu1.info CPU load on CPU 1