Hmm.... I don't have Cisco gear handy to test with, nor am I a Cisco expert, so I'm just guessing here, but here's some things to consider/try:
- IOS version -- is that router running at least IOS 12.0(3)T ? The probe documentation states that the iosint function isn't available to IOS versions prior to that. - Double-check that the address you have for the iosint parameter is actually an address bound to an interface on that router. - Are SNMP privileges sufficient to allow the operation? (e.g. do you need to grant specific SNMP privileges to the community/host in order to do source-address binding?) - Do you have the right versions of the dependencies, specifically SNMP_Session.pm? You need at least v0.97 according to the probe documentation. Run something like grep '$VERSION' `find / -name SNMP_Session.pm` (or check your distribution's package manifests, etc) - Peter Schaibley Dean wrote: > Peter, > > Thanks for the quick response. We can see a successful SNMP via UDP > from Smokeping to the router's Loopback. However, all of our configs > are done to use the Interface IP and that is what is sending TCP to > this 1 specific router. All other routers successfully go with UDP. > > Here is an example of our config: >
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