Hello,
I am on a contract, trying to monitor a pair of Foundry BigIron 8000's with
snmp. Below are the relevant lines from the config (I think):
SSH at bi8kb#sh ver
SW: Version 07.5.05fT53 Copyright (c) 1996-2002 Foundry Networks, Inc.
Compiled on Nov 01 2002 at 17:15:02 labeled as B2P07505f
HW: BigIron 8000 Router, SYSIF version 21
SSH at bi8kb#sh conf
!
Startup-config data location is flash memory
!
Startup configuration:
!
ver 07.5.05fT53
(snip)
snmp-server community ..... ro
snmp-server community ..... ro
snmp-server enable ethe 1/5 to 1/6
snmp-server enable vlan 44
(snip)
snmp-client X.X.X.X
(snip)
SSH at bi8kb#debug ip udp
SSH at bi8kb#debug destination ssh 1
(I run snmpwalk from the client)
Jul 15 06:26:54 UDP: rcvd src X.X.X.X(port 23900) -> dest Y.Y.Y.Y(port 161),
length:62
Jul 15 06:26:55 UDP: rcvd src X.X.X.X(port 23900) -> dest Y.Y.Y.Y(port 161),
length:62
Jul 15 06:26:56 UDP: rcvd src X.X.X.X(port 23900) -> dest Y.Y.Y.Y(port 161),
length:62
Jul 15 06:26:57 UDP: rcvd src X.X.X.X(port 23900) -> dest Y.Y.Y.Y(port 161),
length:62
Jul 15 06:26:58 UDP: rcvd src X.X.X.X(port 23900) -> dest Y.Y.Y.Y(port 161),
length:62
So the packets make it to the router...
Of course, on the client side, there is simply a timeout.
# snmpwalk -v 1 -c public Y.Y.Y.Y
Timeout: No Response from Y.Y.Y.Y
Am I missing anything extra? I'm sure the community string is correct. I'd
like to keep it simple and use SNMPv1 for now.
I know "snmp-server enable" has options for ethernet or vlan, but it will
only accept one vlan - the two ethernet interfaces are the possible ingress
points for the SNMP requests. I have gotten SNMP to work on BigIron's
before, so I know its possible (maybe I'm just rusty...)
There is route-based load balancing into and out of the switch, so I can't
guarantee which vlan or interface the SNMP traffic will come in on.
Thanks in advance,
Jeff
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I am on a contract, trying to monitor a pair of Foundry BigIron 8000's with
snmp. Below are the relevant lines from the config (I think):
SSH at bi8kb#sh ver
SW: Version 07.5.05fT53 Copyright (c) 1996-2002 Foundry Networks, Inc.
Compiled on Nov 01 2002 at 17:15:02 labeled as B2P07505f
HW: BigIron 8000 Router, SYSIF version 21
SSH at bi8kb#sh conf
!
Startup-config data location is flash memory
!
Startup configuration:
!
ver 07.5.05fT53
(snip)
snmp-server community ..... ro
snmp-server community ..... ro
snmp-server enable ethe 1/5 to 1/6
snmp-server enable vlan 44
(snip)
snmp-client X.X.X.X
(snip)
SSH at bi8kb#debug ip udp
SSH at bi8kb#debug destination ssh 1
(I run snmpwalk from the client)
Jul 15 06:26:54 UDP: rcvd src X.X.X.X(port 23900) -> dest Y.Y.Y.Y(port 161),
length:62
Jul 15 06:26:55 UDP: rcvd src X.X.X.X(port 23900) -> dest Y.Y.Y.Y(port 161),
length:62
Jul 15 06:26:56 UDP: rcvd src X.X.X.X(port 23900) -> dest Y.Y.Y.Y(port 161),
length:62
Jul 15 06:26:57 UDP: rcvd src X.X.X.X(port 23900) -> dest Y.Y.Y.Y(port 161),
length:62
Jul 15 06:26:58 UDP: rcvd src X.X.X.X(port 23900) -> dest Y.Y.Y.Y(port 161),
length:62
So the packets make it to the router...
Of course, on the client side, there is simply a timeout.
# snmpwalk -v 1 -c public Y.Y.Y.Y
Timeout: No Response from Y.Y.Y.Y
Am I missing anything extra? I'm sure the community string is correct. I'd
like to keep it simple and use SNMPv1 for now.
I know "snmp-server enable" has options for ethernet or vlan, but it will
only accept one vlan - the two ethernet interfaces are the possible ingress
points for the SNMP requests. I have gotten SNMP to work on BigIron's
before, so I know its possible (maybe I'm just rusty...)
There is route-based load balancing into and out of the switch, so I can't
guarantee which vlan or interface the SNMP traffic will come in on.
Thanks in advance,
Jeff
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