Wes,

You need to install the MIBs for your VPN concentrator into Zenoss in order for the traps to be human readable. The admin guide has excellent documentation on how to do this.

Regarding the Cisco 3005 VPN concentrator...  You can try and run:
  snmpwalk -c <<community>> -v 1 <<vpn ip address>> .1 > /tmp/walk.txt

And then examine the content of the file. Maybe you can find the OID for the number of sessions just by looking at the output? If not then I recommend contacting your Cisco support representative - they're very good at helping people locate OIDs and MIBs for whatever piece of data you're looking for.


-c

On Apr 13, 2007, at 8:30 AM, Wesley.Sparks wrote:

I have a Cisco 3005 VPN concentrator and would like to pull off the number of sessions, but can’t figure out which OID I would use or how to create the proper graph in Zen…anyone have a suggestion? The other thing is I have mapped a trap from this device to the failed login event class so that when someone tries to login via RADIUS and it fails I get notified, which is working, the issue is that the details are not sent with the notification so all I get is the OID and that there was an event. Any way to get Zen to send me a the details from the trap?



Thanks





Wes

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