You have a RouterOS device which polls slow enough higher max-rep helps?
How many ports does it have?
In general you can try running snmpbulkwalks on the device with
progressively larger max-rep values to find out what it can handle.
I'm not really sure why this helped though. You're running
Thx James Tandy, Solution!
We selected the dedicated device, choosed "Properties" and "SNMP" Tap, then
"Basic Configuration" and adjusted under "Max Repetitions" with the Value "80".
Working better now, Poller Times went down to 50 Seconds ...
Grüße
Stefan
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In the SNMP config for that specific device, try tuning the "Maxrep"
setting and poll manually comparing the times.
This Often needs tweaking to be something device specific for best
performance - I even have multiple devices of the exact same
make/model/etc, which each need different maxrep v
Hello Admin,
thank you for the 3 points, to which we would like to respond in order to
further assess the problem:
1. The poller hardware currently only queries this one Mikrotik router beside
19 other devices behind. There is a load, this one router is displayed with
“Last Polled” 100% and 2
This is usually caused by one of three things:
1. Poller hardware is insufficient to poll all devices every 5 minutes
consistently. This is usually easy to figure out from the massive load
on the server.
2. Poller has insufficient threads configured to poll all devices every
5 minutes consis
