Hi Todd,
You probably need to expand the amount of data offered by those SNMP
servers. Fedora Core 5, for example, only exposes the most basic system
values, which are not very interesting to monitor. How you (and why)
you would do this will be different for each device.
You may want to learn how to diagnose the snmp data available on each
machine by using the command-line program "smnpwalk".
Hope this helps!
-Eric
Todd Michael Hebert wrote:
I've got a lot of devices in my networks, and most of them were not
picked up by Zenoss's automated system.
I have been going through them, and adjusting the firewall settings to
make sure that the snmp ports are allowed through from the machine that
is running Zenoss.
It seems to connect to the SNMPD just fine, because on machine where
it's not running it gives me an error of "no snmp found on" and refuses
to create teh device.
When it's no a machine where snmp is running, then it allows it just fine.
Are there other ports that need to be punched through?
Does connection relationship tracking need to be enabled? (I would think
that NSMP and NSMPTRAP probably only talk on ports 161 and 162
respectively.)
Thanks for any input.
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