Hi all,
I want to monito a cisco 2600 isdn to determine when it is up. Is there a
MIB I can watch that changes when the ISDN comes up and then changes back to
the original value when it goes down? Thx.
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Hi all,
I have an interesting problem:
I am running an snmp monitor to check devices in a network behind a
firewall. SNMP traps seem to work ok (port 162). When, however, I try to
poll an object (I have a VPN to the network by the way to access the
internal addresses, but the devices must respond
I have some 2620's providing internet access for our VPNs. I have configured
snmp on them and set it to send traps to a mapped ip on our firewall. It's
mapped directly to our NMS (Unicenter 3.0). When the NMS receives the trap
it states it came from 0.0.0.0. Has anyone else run into this problem?
Please see the link. I am intrested in this kind of operations:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/477/SNMP/snmp_faq.html#Q17
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From: Patrick Ramsey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 7:16 AM
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well...by definition, snmp is Simple Network Management Protocol.
Follow this link for a cisco detailed explanation.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/ito_doc/snmp.htm
>>> "Ciscoman" 10/23/01 09:36AM >>>
Sorry but I am asking you about opperations usualy performed using CLI.
I k
Sorry but I am asking you about opperations usualy performed using CLI.
I know what means SNMP.
My seraching proceas reveal I can do:
-upload, download configs
-upload download images,
-restart routers
Anything else ?
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Hi to the group
I woul like to know which are the limmitations of SNMP
regarding the real management of a cisco device using this protocol
(be it a Catalyst or a Router), and where I can find some document
Go to www.google.com and search for snmp and you'll find all the
documentation you need. Also this link might be helpful...
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/ito_doc/snmp.htm
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Hi to the group
I woul like to know which are the limmitations of SNMP
regarding the real management of a cisco device using this protocol
(be it a Catalyst or a Router), and where I can find some documentation
regarding that.
Thanks in advance
CiscoMan
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I runing mrtg behind the firewall , and im monitoring my network inside the
firewall, however when i try to get info from the router on the outside , i
get an timeout error.
question is does anyone here have that problem, relating to snmp due to a
pix?
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> I run mrtg to monitor our router bandwidth usage and its great. The
> only problem is that our internet interface is just connected to our
> server shack's network via ethernet, so snmp data comes back as a 100
> Megabit feed and percentages are calculated on that number. Our
> committed acces
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Subject: SNMP question
I run mrtg to monitor our router bandwidth usage and its great. The
only problem is that our internet interface is just connected to our
I run mrtg to monitor our router bandwidth usage and its great. The
only problem is that our internet interface is just connected to our
server shack's network via ethernet, so snmp data comes back as a 100
Megabit feed and percentages are calculated on that number. Our
committed access rate is
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