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  • Trouble with SNMP proxy
    G gbghenke
    Support

    Server is recompiled with your latest patch now and it works like intended. Poll->Configuration correctly discovers the Snmp agent.

    However i have noticed that going from version 0.2.14 -> 0.2.15 on the netxms agent (the one that dos the snmp proxying) may have surfaced some stability issues. I have had 0.2.15 agent running (with Snmp proxy active) for about 24h now and so far the netxms agent have died (without posting a reason in the log) twice.

    The other agents (without snmp proxy function active) are just as stable as 0.2.14 was.

    /Henrik


  • Get multiple OID feature
    G gbghenke
    Support

    Hello again.

    I was wondering about the ability to fetch multiple oids under one data collection unit. The reason for this would be for example be used when fetching disk space on a net-snmp enabled device. When monitoring disk space you really want percentage (like the netxms agent can report). This would be able if you could poll three different oids:

    host-mib:
    hrStorageSize
    hrStorageUsed
    hrStorageAllocationUnits

    and get them in like $1 $2 and $3 so you can make a transformation script that reports the percentage.

    I have been paying around in the ui now and reading the manual, i guess this is a planned feature for the future?

    /Henrik


  • Trouble with SNMP proxy
    G gbghenke
    Support

    Thank you, i'll test out these patches later today.

    I must say that you are making great progress on this project, keep up the good work.

    /Henrik Olsson


  • Trouble with SNMP proxy
    G gbghenke
    Support

    UPDATE:

    After playing around with the objects for half an hour using the change ip adress feature i managed to get the SNMP proxy function to work. So the problem is that its flagged unavailable its not a problem with the SNMP proxy itself.

    UPDATE2:

    I found out that the quick way to do this is to:

    1. Create node as an unmanaged node.
    2. Select the proper proxy server for snmp
    3. do a Poll->Configuration
    4. Change node to managed
    5. done no unreachable error message 🙂

    /Henrik


  • Trouble with SNMP proxy
    G gbghenke
    Support

    Hi again.

    Yes i noticed that there was a separate setting for SNMP proxy not accessable from the "add node" dialog. Now i have set the NetXMS Agent proxy setting to none, the SNMP Proxy setting to host C and the poller node is default "<server>".

    With Ping and netxms agent diabled the Poll->Status takes 0,5 Seconds to complete and host C does not generate any traffic toward host D. A restart of the netxms server does not help clear the node unreachable flag, and since the flag in still there i cannot Poll->Configuration.

    With Ping and netxms agent enabled the Poll->Status makes host B generate icmp packets toward host D (which is not allowed). This also tells me after 5 seconds that Node is still unreachable.

    host A is Windows runnig the Windows Gui.
    host B is Linux Red Hat Enterprise 4 (netxms server runnig both server and agent.)
    host C is the same as host B (netxms compiled only with agent)
    host D is an snmp enabled embedded device

    So answering you question, i run the Unix (source code version) version of netxms server.

    Kind regards
    Henrik Olsson


  • Trouble with SNMP proxy
    G gbghenke
    Support

    Hi

    This is the following scenario:

    host A, netxms gui client
    host B, netxms server (on the same physical network as host A)
    host C, netxms agent (linux red hat enterprise, icmp, snmp and port 4700 are open from netxms server to this host)
    host D, linux server with net-snmp (host C can connect using icmp and snmp to this host)

    Polling in netxms of host C is not problem because i have the netxms agent on this host. However what i wanna do now is to use SNMP monitoring on the host D, which will be proxied by host C. I have activated both EnableProxy and EnableSNMPProxy in the agent configuration of host C.

    When i add the host D as a node in netxms i add it and click the disable usage of ICMP pings and disable access to NetXMS agent, i select host C as proxy for SNMP. When this is finished and the host is added it becomes unavailable. (i have the correct communitystring).

    When i check the traffic in the interfaces i can see that the netxms server host B is talking to the proxy host C over tcp port 4700 but host C is not trying to initiate any SNMP traffic to host D.

    i cant either poll for "configuration" because it tells me that the host is unavailable.

    Can i debug this and submit more information in some way? Please let me know?

    All software are 0.2.15

    Kind Regards
    Henrik Olsson


  • Please confirm missing function on netxms 0.2.14
    G gbghenke
    Support

    Thank you, i'll look forward to testing it when it becomes available.

    /Henrik


  • Please confirm missing function on netxms 0.2.14
    G gbghenke
    Support

    Hi again.

    Okay thank you for quick response. Netxms is really cool and with snmp proxy functions i would be unbeatable 🙂

    I'll be waiting for the next couple of releases.

    /Henrik


  • Please confirm missing function on netxms 0.2.14
    G gbghenke
    Support

    Hi

    I'm interested in SNMP proxy functionality.

    for example:

    host a, netxms server
    host b, outgoing proxy server
    host c, snmp enabled device not accessable from host a

    netxms agent is installed on host b.

    I want to monitor stuff on host c using SNMP and use host b as a SNMP proxy. From what i can read i do not think this functionality is available yet? or am i wrong?

    /Henrik

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