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Subject: | [nv-l] mapping non ip devices using snmpget (maybe oid_to_command)? |
From: | ray.smith@clorox.com |
Date: | Wed, 25 Feb 2004 14:20:09 -0800 |
Delivery-date: | Wed, 25 Feb 2004 22:31:58 +0000 |
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All, The problem is to have NetView auto discover the device using the $snmpget and future similar devices and add the xxmap. At this time it is not performing this operation. I am attempting to understand the gtmd and noniptopod in order to manage a device for node up that does not support icmp. The device does support snmp and I can walk and get against the device with no problems. The device does return ifadminstatus and ifoperstatus as UP, which I thought I read to be expected for this type of management. Since the walk does return the expected status I have not loaded the device specific mibs as of yet. The way it is configured at this time is; added to xnmsnmpconf with the correct snmp names. location.conf has been updated so the device will map there seed file has the entry $192.168.1.1 for snmp status checking What do I do next? Although ovstatus shows all gtmd and other daemons are running and well behaved. The noniptopod is NON_WELL_BEHAVED Ray Smith IS Engineer The Clorox Services Company 925-425-4363 |
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