If you didn't setup SNMP OID filter in your switches I don't see how this is
happening.
You will have to run a snmpwalk from the jffnms server and tell us what you see,
find a utility for windows that does that.
Javier
Gerard Gacusan wrote:
Hey guys,
My jffnms is working fine for quiet a long time. For some reason, I
found out that one of my 6509, the interfaces disappeared. So, I tried
discovering again but it’s only the cpu and power supply being seen.
So, I tried other nodes and it has the same problem. The jffnms is
running in windows 2003 server. I rebooted the server and restarted SNMP
services but still not working. Any idea so far?
Gerard Gacusan
Senior Network Engineer
BlueMoon Solutions, Inc.
Office 806.885.4463 x2805
www.bmsol.com <http://www.bmsol.com>
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