That is not a correct response.
Its only showing your the "System" section.
Edit your snmpd.conf and check the configuration to remove the limit on the
system tree.
Javier
jim corn wrote:
Hi
I created a new host with the same details, ip, snmp, etc and did a
manual discovery, no interfaces are returned except for the
reachability. I double checked the snmp string, and the host is
responding fine to snmp gets.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# snmpwalk -Os -c XXXXX -v 1 10.1.1.XXX system
sysDescr.0 = STRING: Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software
IOS (tm) C2950 Software (C2950-I6Q4L2-M), Version 12.1(14)EA1a,
RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-2003 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Tue 02-Sep-03 03:33 by antonino
sysObjectID.0 = OID: enterprises.9.1.324
sysUpTime.0 = Timeticks: (1355085950) 156 days, 20:07:39.50
sysContact.0 = STRING:
sysName.0 = STRING: VLSwitch254
sysLocation.0 = STRING:
sysServices.0 = INTEGER: 2
sysORLastChange.0 = Timeticks: (0) 0:00:00.00
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]#
So it seems like something with snmp is not working in the jffnms
system. BOy, I hate the red hat updater...arghh
On 6/30/05, Javier Szyszlican <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It seems your agent (the Cisco Switch) is not returning anything for this
interfaces at all.
Check the SNMP Community using snmpwalk from the CLI.
Javier
jim corn wrote:
Hi
Well, it should be showing inOctets...here is the output from a cpu
interface on a cisco switch.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] engine]# php poller.php 168 2078
Content-type: text/html
X-Powered-By: PHP/4.3.11
08:53:31 : H 168 : Poller Start : 9 Items.
08:53:31 : H 168 : I 2078 : P 10 : snmp_counter:cpu(.1.3..5.1):
-> buffer(): 1 (time P:1.41 | 0.43)
08:53:31 : H 168 : I 2078 : P 15 :
snmp_counter:tcp_established(.1.3..9.0): -> buffer(): 2 (time P:0.85
| 0.2)
08:53:31 : H 168 : I 2078 : P 20 :
snmp_counter:mem_used(.1.3..5.1): -> buffer(): 3 (time P:0.81 | 0.2)
08:53:31 : H 168 : I 2078 : P 25 :
snmp_counter:tcp_active(.1.3..5.0): -> buffer(): 4 (time P:0.79 |
0.2)
08:53:31 : H 168 : I 2078 : P 30 :
snmp_counter:mem_free(.1.3..6.1): -> buffer(): 5 (time P:0.83 | 0.21)
08:53:31 : H 168 : I 2078 : P 35 :
snmp_counter:tcp_passive(.1.3..6.0): -> buffer(): 6 (time P:0.79 |
0.21)
08:53:31 : H 168 : I 2078 : P 40 : acct_bytes,acct_packets(): 0,0
-> multi_buffer(): 8 (time P:1.34 | 0.46)
08:53:31 : H 168 : I 2078 : P 50 : no_poller(): 0 -> rrd(*):
(time P:0.23 | 7.24)
08:53:31 : H 168 : I 2078 : P LPD : last_poll_date(): 1120136011
-> db(last_poll_date): 1 (time P:0.32 | 3.3)
08:53:31 : H 168 : Poller End, Total Time: 35.76 msec.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] engine]#
Still no lines in the graph. I am beginning to think I'll have to
wipe my jffnms and do a fresh install of 0.8.2...unless there is
something more that could be tested.
On 6/30/05, Javier Szyszlican <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 20 : snmp_counter:input(.1.3..651):
-> buffer(): 2 (time P:1.24 | 0.23)
That maens that this interface does not provide the InOctets counter.
So its ok you are seeing no data. The SNMP agent is not reporting any.
Javier
jim corn wrote:
Hi
I can run the poller by hand no problem, here is the output from one
interface on one host;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] engine]# php poller.php 44 546
Content-type: text/html
X-Powered-By: PHP/4.3.11
08:40:33 : H 44 : Poller Start : 18 Items.
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 10 : verify_interface_number(): ->
verify_interface_number(): interfacenumber not changed (time P:1.32 |
2.06)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 15 :
cisco_snmp_ping_start:cisco_snmp_ping_start(): -1 -> buffer(): 1 (time
P:1.41 | 0.46)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 20 : snmp_counter:input(.1.3..651):
-> buffer(): 2 (time P:1.24 | 0.23)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 25 :
snmp_counter:inpackets(.1.3..651): -> buffer(): 3 (time P:0.87 |
0.23)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 30 : snmp_counter:output(.1.3..651):
-> buffer(): 4 (time P:0.99 | 0.23)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 35 :
snmp_counter:outpackets(.1.3..651): -> buffer(): 5 (time P:0.87 |
0.23)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 40 :
snmp_counter:outputerrors(.1.3..651): -> buffer(): 6 (time P:0.87 |
0.23)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 45 :
snmp_counter:inputerrors(.1.3..651): -> buffer(): 7 (time P:0.86 |
0.23)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 46 : snmp_counter:drops(.1.3..651):
-> buffer(): 8 (time P:0.86 | 0.23)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 47 : db:bandwidthin(band..tes):
12500000 -> buffer(): 9 (time P:0.33 | 0.25)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 48 : db:bandwidthout(band..tes):
12500000 -> buffer(): 10 (time P:0.13 | 0.25)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 50 : cisco_snmp_ping_wait(): -1 ->
no_backend(): 0 (time P:0.57 | 0.23)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 55 :
cisco_snmp_ping_get_pl:packetloss(): 0 -> buffer(): 11 (time P:0.51 |
0.24)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 60 : cisco_snmp_ping_get_rtt:rtt():
0 -> buffer(): 12 (time P:0.51 | 0.24)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 65 : cisco_snmp_ping_end(): -1 ->
no_backend(): 0 (time P:0.42 | 0.11)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 70 : mactrack(): 0 -> no_backend():
0 (time P:1.59 | 0.11)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P 80 : no_poller(): 0 -> rrd(*): rtt:0
- packetloss:0 - bandwidthin:12500000 - bandwidthout:12500000 (time
P:0.24 | 175.45)
08:40:33 : H 44 : I 546 : P LPD : last_poll_date(): 1120135233 ->
db(last_poll_date): 1 (time P:0.37 | 6.23)
08:40:33 : H 44 : Poller End, Total Time: 228.87 msec.
There is no problem with that...the rrds "seem" to be updating just
fine, crond is running, yet ALL my graphs show no lines except for the
RTT graph. Any idea. Thanks.
On 6/30/05, Craig Small <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, Jun 30, 2005 at 08:16:06AM -0400, jim corn wrote:
So, after my problems with running redhat update, I've got most
everything else fixed, but now my graphs are showing no lines, they
show the max, min, last values on the bottom, but no lines at all
(except for the old data before the crash). Also, my RTT graphs seem
to be working just fine, just not any traffic/snmp related graphs.
Run one of the pollers by hand specifying the host and interface id
as arguments. Make sure that you try an interface you're having
problems with.
- Craig
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