On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 06:03:40PM +0100, [email protected] wrote:
> I have another issue on jffnms. Something that has been reported here 
> concerning serial interfaces on Cisco routers. I have that same problem; 
> Interface 153 is a Serial0/0/0:1 - interface  of a Cisco 1841. Apparently, 
> when I change v2c to v1, he will graph the serial interfaces. Anybody know 
> why ?

One of the more interesting quirks I found with the JFFNMS code when 
rewriting/checking it is that SNMP v1 and v2c/v3 can have different
SNMP poll OIDs.

I'm not exactly sure which one works for you. I think you are saying if
you set it to v1 you get results but v2c you do not. Also

The solution is to find the poller items. The parameters for those items
have two OIDs spearate by commas. The first is IfInOctects used in v1
while the second is IfINHCOctects which is used in v2c and v3.

If v1 works and v2c doesnt, leave the first one and delete the commar
and everytihng else.

I'm actually going to make an explict HC poller group that uses the
second set of OIDS.

 - Craig
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