[Ибрагимов Тимур -- Sun 05 Dec 2010 05:11:44 PM EET] > Unfortunately it's not possible to install and run SDC on that part > of the network. But you’re right that device is acting as a NAT > device not like an SNMP proxy as long as I get that same Discovered > IP for all routers that I'am discovering using different > communities. Addressing is absolutely unique. It seems like I need > to just make that server work as a real SNMP proxy. But should the > proxy show me different Discovered IPs upon discovery process > completion? >
A SDC will show you the device as if were connected directly to the SS, so no different IPs and ports, etc. It will proxy SNMP polls and traps, plus ICMP traffic through the SD connection to the remote LAN. So I guess a real SNMP proxy should work like a SDC, but I don't think there is any standard for proxying SNMP and no OOB tool to do that. Maybe - if all devices behind are directly connected to the firewall - you can model them as 'fanout' or other 'dumb' model and link them to the interfaces on the firewall so you can monitor. Otherwise, I think a SDC would be the only solution. Cristi Mitrana SolvIT Networks - Technical Consultant 136 Constantin Noica St, 4th Floor, 6th District 060056, Bucharest, Romania ☎: +40 31 405 95 71 Fax: +40 31 405 95 72 Mobile: +40 727 840 862 --- To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to [email protected] with the body: unsubscribe spectrum [email protected]
