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Subject: | Re: [NV-L] Switch getting red (down) all the time. |
From: | Leslie Clark <lclark@us.ibm.com> |
Date: | Mon, 8 Jan 2007 11:47:13 -0500 |
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Look at the address that xnmsnmpconf -resolve says it is using, and is that the same as the address you discovered it by. Look at reverse name resolution. Some of the menu functions operate on the Selection Name of the node, and some work on system name resolution. Try snmpwalk -c <community string> nodename system with the different strings, nodenames, and addresses involved. One of them is wrong. One way to clear things like this up is to delete entries in xnmsnmpconf regarding this node, and then demand poll the node by the node name. That will put a new entry in. Cordially, Leslie A. Clark IT Services Specialist, Network Mgmt Information Technology Services Americas IBM Global Services (248) 552-4968 Voicemail, Fax, Pager
Francois, thanks for the help. Unfortunately (or not...) when I use the community string shown by xnmsnmpconf in the snmpwalk command I do NOT get a timeout. Isn't it strange??? Any other idea?? Thanks. On 08/01/07, Francois Le Hir <flehir@ca.ibm.com> wrote: The issue is that netview doesn't get an snmp response using the community string it knows for that device and using the ip address it selected ( 172.21.12.1). you can try the following: xnmsnmpconf -res 6509cpd to find out what snmp information netview knows about the device. If the community string is wrong, then you need to update it in xnmsnmpconf or add it in communityname.conf to let netview discover it. snmpwalk -c <community string as found in previous step> 172.21.12.1 system if you get an answer (and not a timeout) then everything should work fine ... if you get a timeout, maybe 172.21.12.1 is not an interface able to answer you. You can fix it to something else using '=' in the netmon seed file. Salutations, / Regards, Francois Le Hir Network Projects & Consulting Services IBM Global Technology Services "José Gomes" < zeca011@gmail.com>
Hi all, First, sorry about the post. I know there are many posts related to the same subject but the fact is that I could not solve my problem by applying the solutions proposed on any of them. Well, we have Netview 7.1.4 running on a Linux machine. I started working with it just a few months ago but, at least in this period, almost everything ever worked very very well. The only exception is the status of a cisco 6509 switch, that remains down (red) on Netview all the time. When I try a ping, its status changes to marginal but a little bit after it turns down again. As I said, I've read many posts about this topic. As far as I understood, it must be a snmp status test problem, since the ping works fine but snmp test do not. One thing which I think that corroborates this thesis is the output of a quicktest, which gives: Title: Quicktest Name or IP Address: 6509cpd Poll Results 11:15:31 ***** Starting Quick Test of node 6509cpd ***** 11:15:31 Interface 172.21.26.1(Vlan525) (down since 12/31/05 13:36:07) 11:15:31 Interface 172.21.255.1(Loopback0) (down since 12/22/06 16:45:58) 11:15:31 Interface 172.21.255.5(Loopback1) (down since 12/31/05 13:36:07) 11:15:31 Interface 172.23.1.1(Vlan900) (down since 12/22/06 16:46:12) 11:15:31 Interface 192.168.253.2(Vlan107) (down since 01/05/07 14:54:01) 11:15:31 Interface 172.21.1.35(Vlan2) (down since 12/31/05 13:36:07) 11:15:31 Interface 0.0.0.0(swcpd:5:swd5:6) (down since 01/19/38 00:14:07) 11:15:31 Interface 0.0.0.0(swcpd:6:swd5:5) (down since 01/19/38 00:14:07) 11:15:31 Current Polling parameters 11:15:31 The next SNMP Status Poll is scheduled for 01/08/07 11:15:30. 11:15:31 Get number of interfaces 11:15:43 SNMP request timed out (172.21.12.1) 11:15:43 ***** End of Quick Test for node 6509cpd ***** Could this SNMP time out be my problem? How could I solve it? Let me say that when I try MIB browsing at this switch everything goes OK. Isn't it strange??? Thanks in advance, Bruno. _______________________________________________ NV-L mailing list NV-L@lists.ca.ibm.com Unsubscribe:NV-L-leave@lists.ca.ibm.com http://lists.ca.ibm.com/mailman/listinfo/nv-l (Browser access limited to internal IBM'ers only) _______________________________________________ NV-L mailing list NV-L@lists.ca.ibm.com Unsubscribe:NV-L-leave@lists.ca.ibm.com http://lists.ca.ibm.com/mailman/listinfo/nv-l (Browser access limited to internal IBM'ers only) _______________________________________________ NV-L mailing list NV-L@lists.ca.ibm.com Unsubscribe:NV-L-leave@lists.ca.ibm.com http://lists.ca.ibm.com/mailman/listinfo/nv-l (Browser access limited to internal IBM'ers only) _______________________________________________ NV-L mailing list NV-L@lists.ca.ibm.com Unsubscribe:NV-L-leave@lists.ca.ibm.com http://lists.ca.ibm.com/mailman/listinfo/nv-l (Browser access limited to internal IBM'ers only) |
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