On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 3:04 PM, Dayo Adewunmi wrote:
> Hi
>
> according to my switch's manual, these are the SNMP Group Access Levels
> available.
> http://paste.ubuntu.com/235182/
I have no idea what they are talking about. From the nagios server,
run these command:
# snmpwalk -v 1 -c public ip
Hi Dayo,
I have some questions in order to help you
1. Is your switch an ubuntu server?
2. Is the SNMP service enabled and running on your switch?
3. What is the community string on your switch?
4. Is your nagios server allowed SNMP access to your switch?
Regards,
Alex Dehaini
On Tue, Jul 28,
Hi
according to my switch's manual, these are the SNMP Group Access Levels
available.
http://paste.ubuntu.com/235182/
This is the output of ./check_snmp -V:
check_snmp v2021 (nagios-plugins 1.4.13)
I'm new to SNMP, and need to know which GAL I should use.
Best regards
Dayo
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Hi Ian,
You were absolutely correct. I just had to edit the 'command.cfg' and
'windows.cfg' files to get the system uptime value within Nagios' web
interface.
Also, 'hrSystemUptime.0' fetches the Windows-based system's uptime, whereas,
'sysUpTime.0' fetches the uptime of SNMP service.
Hats off t
If your command is working from the command line chances are it will succeed if
you configure your cfg file as I indicated.
I have noticed that hrSystemUptime.0 gives more accurate information than
sysUpTime.0 if you have access to that oid.
On the system I'm checking (a linux box) hrSystemUptime
No. These two files are related to the SNMP daemon and the SNMP trap
handling, respectively.
Basically, SNMP has two different ways it operates. You can query client
machines using SNMP, or the client machines can actively send you
information (usually only when some event occurs). Actively sendin
I have snmpd.conf and snmptrapd.conf files within the path '/etc/snmp/'.
Shouldn't one need to make changes within these configuration files in order
to pass/retrieve relevant information to the web interface of Nagios?
What I feel is Nagios is unable to query the network entity and so unable to
g
> I am trying to get SNMP to work within the /web interface of NAGIOS/.
> I have a Windows-based machine installed with SNMP service and
> configured with its public community. However, Nagios' web interface is
> unable to pull the *sysUpTime.0* from this Windows machine though PING
> works.
Ha
This works fine for me:
check_command check_snmp! -H 172.16.1.1 -C -o sysUpTime.0
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Ian Masters wrote:
>> On doing "check_snmp -H 172.25.198.36 -C -o sysUpTime.0", it returns
>> SNMP OK - TimeTicks: (17742960) 2 days, 1:17:09.60
>>
>
> If Nagios can succeed on the command line without changing your snmp config I
> would presume that means the problem is in your nagios .c
I'm not quite sure what you mean when you are saying "trying to get SNMP
to work within the web interface of Nagios". These two things really
have very little to do with each other. The Web interface is simply
something that lets you, the user, access status information.
Any checking is configu
> On doing "check_snmp -H 172.25.198.36 -C -o sysUpTime.0", it returns
> SNMP OK - TimeTicks: (17742960) 2 days, 1:17:09.60
If Nagios can succeed on the command line without changing your snmp config I
would presume that means the problem is in your nagios .cfg file.
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Oh yes, as I mentioned earlier, it worked fine.
On doing "snmpwalk -v1 -c 172.25.198.36 sysUpTime.0" it returns
DISMAN-EVENT-MIB::sysUpTimeInstance = Timeticks: (17703247) 2 days,
1:10:32.47
On doing "check_snmp -H 172.25.198.36 -C -o sysUpTime.0", it returns
SNMP OK - TimeTicks: (177429
Hi *All*,
I am trying to get SNMP to work within the *web interface of NAGIOS*.
I have a Windows-based machine installed with SNMP service and configured
with its public community. However, Nagios' web interface is unable to pull
the *sysUpTime.0* from this Windows machine though PING works.
*Obs
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