Re: [opsview-users] SNMP interface counters - force change from 32 to 64 bit?

Hi Mike, Are you sure the router/SNMP MIB support 64bit counters? What happens if you snmpwalk from the commandline to this router? Thanks Paul > I'm having an SNMP problem (Opsview 3.7.2). > > I'm monitoring a Cisco router through a full-inspection firewall via > SNMP. It turns out the firewal

Re: [opsview-users] opsview 3.7.2 snmp problems

I'm running 3.7.2 and have no issues with doing what you describe below. Then again, I'm not using mrtg or nmis - might that be the difference? > I have found that if you enable snmp for a host: > > Main menu -> configuration -> host -> snmp -> enable snmp > > Once enabled, we find that we c

[opsview-users] opsview 3.7.2 snmp problems

I have found that if you enable snmp for a host: Main menu -> configuration -> host -> snmp -> enable snmp Once enabled, we find that we can no longer disable that function. Anyone got a solution ? -- Roberto R. Morelli more...@es.net PGP Key Fingerprint:

[opsview-users] SNMP interface counters - force change from 32 to 64 bit?

I'm having an SNMP problem (Opsview 3.7.2). I'm monitoring a Cisco router through a full-inspection firewall via SNMP. It turns out the firewall's protocol enforcement was breaking getbulk queries and Opsview was falling back to SNMP ver 1 queries when it didn't get a response to those ver 2c get