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List:       jffnms-users
Subject:    RE: [jffnms-users] Not Discovering Cisco Interfaces
From:       Aaron Monfils <amonfils () paxclearing ! com>
Date:       2003-01-17 15:15:25
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I've installed UCD-SNMP and it made no difference.  Actualy php wouldn't
compile because it couldn't find libnetsnmp.* ... I shall try again this
morning.

Also, with a correct implementation, does the every 30 minute autodiscovery
pull the FULL SNMP table or is that happening right now because of the
NET-SNMP 5 stuff?  If it normally happens (the full table), it creates a lot
of CPU load on the target router.  I have an RSP8 and I can distinctly see
it slamming the CPU every 30 seconds like clockwork.  I had to disable it
(until I figure this out).

/aaron

-----Original Message-----
From: Javier Szyszlican [mailto:javier@szysz.com]
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 7:38 AM
To: David Lagacé; Aaron Monfils
Cc: 'jffnms-users@lists.sourceforge.net'
Subject: Re: [jffnms-users] Not Discovering Cisco Interfaces


Hi Aaron, David,

This is true... the NET-SNMP 5 (not really the snmpwalk, its the libraries) 
doesnt work right with PHP.... I think there is a bug report in PHP about 
this...

For now... keep with UCD-SNMP 4.2.6 when compiling PHP.

The problem with autodiscovery is due becuase JFFNMS can use snmp on your 
system.

Javier.

On Thursday 16 January 2003 21:22, David Lagacé wrote:
> I think the latest snmpwalk has issues with jffnms because of the new
> syntax to grab OID's.  I've downgraded and am able to successfully get
> interfaces.
>
> Might be something to try.  Then again I might be way off.:)
>
> On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Aaron Monfils wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I've got jffnms setup.  It's a dog to setup in regards to the pre-reqs. 
> > Not a trivial task for someone that might be new to a *nix type of OS. 
> > Luckily, I"m not, mostly.
> >
> > I'm getting it to pull stats for CPU and memory utilizations, however,
it
> > will not autodiscover the physical interfaces.  They have IPs.  They are
> > in an up/up state.  I have other NMS platforms (NMIS) that have no
issues
> > with this.  Any ideas?
> >
> > freebsd 4.7-p3
> > rrdtool 1.0.latest
> > php 4.3.latest
> > apache 1.3.latest
> > ucd-snmp (latest)
> > net-snmp (latest)
> >
> > /aaron
> >
> >
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