Howdy Jay,
In several cases, while the MIBs may be present, there is additional coding necessary in order for devices to be really "recognized" as something other than generic, and additional coding above that in order to start capturing/displaying data above and beyond the regular basic stuff.
As an end user myself, I've had a few things show up as "generic" devices, and I've figured out what needs to be added to at least recognize and classify the device as something other than generic in some cases... and have contributed that code back to the project, where subsequently Adam or Mike go ahead and integrate it into the codebase that gets pushed out whenever one does their svn up. One example I've done is the Cisco Cache/Content Engine recognition. Keep in mind, I'm a network engineer, NOT a coder, so I wouldn't be able to articulate how I actually figured it all out, but know that it is possible if you know how to figure out php coding.
I'd suggest you likely haven't missed any settings anywhere... rather probably no one has written the appropriate code to "officially" recognize that Cyan device.
Regards, Ron
-----Original Message----- From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Jay Hanke Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2017 12:12 PM To: observium@observium.org Subject: [Observium] Cyan Z77
I am having difficultly getting a Cyan Z77 to detect properly as a Cyan device in Observium. I noticed that the mib files came loaded in the mib folder with the initial installation. I have not added any add on modules yet. Running CentOS 7.
Here is what my event log looks like
22h 19m 10.x.x.13 sysDescr -> 'Z77' 22h 19m 10.x.x.13 sysName -> 'z77' 22h 19m 10.x.x.13 sysObjectID -> '.1.3.6.1.4.1.28533.1.1' 22h 22m 48s 10.x.x.13 Device added: 10.x.x.13 (by user: xxxxxx)
The device shows up as generic. Did I miss a setting someplace?
Thanks,
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