Re: [nv-l] Web console

[CMazon@commercebankfl.com]

Cisco WS-C4006 IOS ver 6.3(5)

Carlos

Mario Behring <mariobehring@yahoo.com> 09/30/2003 02:20 PM

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Gentlemen,
 
Please describe your device, meaning: manufacturer, model,
IOS version, etc.
 
Mario Behring
Tivoli Consultant
Siemens Business Services
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55 11 8125-5598
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Jeff Fitzwater <jfitz@Princeton.EDU> wrote:
CMazon@commercebankfl.com wrote: 

SNMP protocol is enabled, the right community is set within the switch
and Netview... I believe I have the right MIB loaded since I can see all
the interfaces under the "OTHER" section.  Can you tell
me which MIBS should be loaded just to verify?

The following config section is set in the switch:

set snmp community read-only      <C.Name>
set snmp community read-write     <C.Name>
set snmp community read-write-all <C.Name>
set snmp trap enable  module
set snmp trap enable  chassis
set snmp trap enable  bridge
set snmp trap enable  repeater
set snmp trap enable  vtp
set snmp trap enable  auth
set snmp trap enable  ippermit
set snmp trap enable  vmps
set snmp trap enable  entity
set snmp trap enable  config
set snmp trap enable  stpx
set snmp trap enable  syslog
set snmp trap enable  system
set snmp trap 10.105.217.24 <C.Name> port 162 owner CLI index 1
 

Carlos
 
 

Mario Behring <mariobehring@yahoo.com> 09/30/2003 10:01 AM

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Carlos,

My NetView is also running on a W2K machine and this option is working fine. You have to check some things first:

• Check if your switches have SNMP protocol enabled.
• Check community names (insert on Specific Nodes or Wildcards at Options-> SNMP).
• Check loaded MIB files. You can find many MIB files in the Internet by device manufacturer and load them into NetView.

HTH.

Mario Behring
Tivoli Consultant
Siemens Business Services
55 11 3908-2369
55 11 8125-5598
mariobehring@yahoo.com
 
 

CMazon@commercebankfl.com wrote:

I'm starting to think that Netview is far better off on AIX than it is on Windows.... there are correlation rules that are not supported on Windows, no admin guide, and a much longer list.  We are a complete Windows shop.  Does anyone know if all the functions that are provided in Unix are also available in Linux.  I can get away with having a Linux box in our environment, but purchasing a SUN box is a whole different story.
 

Carlos
 
 

Jane Curry <jane.curry@skills-1st.co.uk> 09/30/2003 03:08 AM

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It works for me.  I have my NetView 7.1.3 plus Fixpack 1 on AIX 5.1 with
my Web Console on Win2K Server.  Does the switch you have selected
support the bridge MIB (RFC1493)??  Has the community name changed on
this switch so that it effectively no longer supports SNMP at all?

I would suspect problems with the switch on this one, rather than NetView.
Cheers,
Jane

CMazon@commercebankfl.com wrote:

>
> Newtview 7.1.3 / Win 2k Advanced Server
>
>
! > In the web console when monitoring a switch... there is a menu for
> Switch Management ---- Port view.  When viewing this, I get a Not
> Supported going accross all the fields.  Has anyone come accross this
> and how do you get it to activate?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Carlos
 

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Mario, do you have the switch OID entered in the  /usr/OV/conf/oid_to_type file with a "B" FLAG, as shown in my example below...
This is an entry for a CISCO cat 6513
You can find the OID that should be there by selecting the object and going to TOOLS/ Object Information MENU
This entry must be in the oid_to_type file with at least the "B" flag.

EXAMPLE:

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.5.44:cisco Systems:Cisco Switch:BH

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Princeton University
 
 

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