That's awesome, thanks so much guys. I'm able to get v1 working just fine, but 
still can't seem to get v3 up and going. I'll just keep changing settings until 
I can get it to work. At least I kind of have an idea how it should be working 
now.

Amanda

-----Original Message-----
From: Arthur Emerson III [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 2:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [PacketFence-users] Unable to detect network connectivity.

<[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> So what interface should the snmp-server host be set to? The 
> management one?

Yes!

> Does anyone have a 3750 config that works?

Here is a basic one that works for us.  Note that to keep things simple for 
troubleshooting, it is using SNMPv1.
Also note that it is based on the 2960 stack config, which works the same on 
our 3750's:

[192.168.100.64]
type=Cisco::Catalyst_2960
mode=production
vlans=2,11,12,302,303,304,305
normalVlan=11
registrationVlan=302
isolationVlan=303
macDetectionVlan=304
guestVlan=305
customVlan1=11
customVlan2=2
customVlan3=2
customVlan4=11
deauthMethod=SNMP
cliTransport=SSH
SNMPCommunityTrap=******
SNMPUserNameTrap=
SNMPAuthProtocolTrap=
SNMPAuthPasswordTrap=
SNMPPrivProtocolTrap=
SNMPPrivPasswordTrap=
SNMPCommunityRead=***public***
SNMPCommunityWrite=******
SNMPEngineID=
SNMPUserNameRead=
SNMPAuthProtocolRead=
SNMPAuthPasswordRead=
SNMPPrivProtocolRead=
SNMPPrivPasswordRead=
SNMPUserNameWrite=
SNMPAuthProtocolWrite=
SNMPAuthPasswordWrite=
SNMPPrivProtocolWrite=
SNMPPrivPasswordWrite=
radiusSecret=******
controllerIp=

Notice how little info it takes for this to work!  Once you have it working for 
SNMPv1, you can then upgrade it to one of the more secure versions.

> I don¹t have a firewall between the two. If I send the traps to my 
> management port I see the snmp string in my packet capture, but I 
> still get nothing in my snmptrapd.log.

 

If you are using SNMPv1, it sounds like the strings you used on both ends for 
SNMPCommunityTrap don't match.
Don't forget to restart PF after editing any config file or making GUI config 
changes!  When I was doing the initial testing here, I rebooted the server 
after every change just to make sure that everything came back up...

-Arthur

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