We aren't doing any monitoring of the X55e directly, although I just 
logged into one of them and see under System Status -> Components List a 
SNMP Daemon listed. And under Administration -> SNMP I see a few options 
for SNMP (and v2 and v3 support) as well as a link to a support document 
which reads in part:

A MIB (Management Information Base) is a database of objects that can be 
monitored by a network management system. The Firebox X Edge e-Series 
supports six different public, read-only MIBs:

IP-MIB 
IF-MIB 
TCP-MIB 
UDP-MIB 
SNMPv2-MIB 
RFC1213-MIB 

We do monitoring on our managed switches for our smaller offices that have 
the Edge devices (Dell PowerConnect 5324 switches I believe) and against 
the core switches at the datacenter where everything terminates. Based on 
the MIB list about you should be able to get started! There is more 
information in the Edge Help documents where I got that.

Jeff





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That assumes the switch it?s plugged in to is of some merit ;)
 
I think the X55e has got SNMP support its just that no one seems to be 
able to get the MIBs for it, so maybe the core ones will work.
 
Would you mind sharing your knowledge on how you went about doing it ?
 
Olly
 
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We monitor our Firebox interfaces using MRTG -- SNMP is included in 
Fireware -- however those units are a bit larger (not the Edge X55e 
devices you mention, but rather the Core and Peak models). That being 
said, if the X55e doesn't support SNMP (it might -- I'd have to check) out 
of the box you could always monitor the other interface that is connected 
(so instead of monitoring LAN1 on the device, monitor the switch port it's 
plugged into). 

Jeff 



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Does anyone have any experience of monitoring the bandwidth usage of a
watchguard unit via something like MRTG or similar ?

I want to know the bandwidth usage at a few of our sites so that we can
upgrade the lines. They are serviced office units which inevitable means
that no one knows whats going on and the management company don't keep
bandwidth usage stats, so it's up to us to sell ourselves an upgrade.

I've had a look around but there's nothing on the web that I can see
that might help. The units are X55e ones, nothing fancy. 

Olly


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