New install of Observium; fails to add device
Hey Everyone;
I'm trying out a brand new install of Observium, I really like the product and would love to set it up in my production environment.
I have followed the installation guide for Red Hat 6 x64 on a virtual machine, however, when I attempt to add a router (Cisco 6509 using Advanced IP Services 12.2(33)), it fails to add:
./addhost.php routerDNSName observium Trying community observium ... No reply on community observium using v2c Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v2c Trying v3 parameters observium/noAuthNoPriv ... No reply on credentials observium/noAuthNoPriv using v3 Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v3 Trying community observium ... No reply on community observium using v1 Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v1 Trying community observium ... No reply on community observium using v2c Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v2c Trying v3 parameters observium/noAuthNoPriv ... No reply on credentials observium/noAuthNoPriv using v3 Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v3 Trying community observium ... No reply on community observium using v1 Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v1
On the 6509, I have input the commands listed on the wiki:
routerName#sh run | i snmp snmp-server community observium RO SNMPv4 snmp-server ifindex persist snmp-server location routerLocation snmp-server contact Michael Sweikata snmp ifmib ifindex persist
routerName#sh ip access-list SNMPv4 Standard IP access list SNMPv4 10 permit 10.2.48.130 log
The DNS name does resolve correctly, and there are no firewalls or access-restrictions on those two devices talking. I've not worked with SNMP much before, but I can say that this device did run SNMP correctly, as Ciscoworks is able to detect issues, and it is listening on UDP/161.
Any help for troubleshooting this would be appreciated.
Do you see entries in the switches log for those connection attempts?
It sounds like you're blocking the traffic somewhere.
You can test it with :
snmpget -v2c -c observium routerDNSName sysDescr.0
If that doesn't work, you're blocking packets somewhere.
adam.
On Wed, 27 Mar 2013 17:27:04 +0000, Michael Sweikata sweikatam1@nku.edu wrote:
Hey Everyone;
I'm trying out a brand new install of Observium, I really like the
product
and would love to set it up in my production environment.
I have followed the installation guide for Red Hat 6 x64 on a virtual machine, however, when I attempt to add a router (Cisco 6509 using
Advanced
IP Services 12.2(33)), it fails to add:
./addhost.php routerDNSName observium Trying community observium ... No reply on community observium using v2c Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v2c Trying v3 parameters observium/noAuthNoPriv ... No reply on credentials observium/noAuthNoPriv using v3 Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v3 Trying community observium ... No reply on community observium using v1 Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v1 Trying community observium ... No reply on community observium using v2c Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v2c Trying v3 parameters observium/noAuthNoPriv ... No reply on credentials observium/noAuthNoPriv using v3 Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v3 Trying community observium ... No reply on community observium using v1 Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v1
On the 6509, I have input the commands listed on the wiki:
routerName#sh run | i snmp snmp-server community observium RO SNMPv4 snmp-server ifindex persist snmp-server location routerLocation snmp-server contact Michael Sweikata snmp ifmib ifindex persist
routerName#sh ip access-list SNMPv4 Standard IP access list SNMPv4 10 permit 10.2.48.130 log
The DNS name does resolve correctly, and there are no firewalls or access-restrictions on those two devices talking. I've not worked with
SNMP
much before, but I can say that this device did run SNMP correctly, as Ciscoworks is able to detect issues, and it is listening on UDP/161.
Any help for troubleshooting this would be appreciated.
From Observium run snmpwalk and check if you can get to your device,
second, why don't you add your device using the UI?
Dean
On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 1:27 PM, Michael Sweikata sweikatam1@nku.eduwrote:
Hey Everyone;****
I’m trying out a brand new install of Observium, I really like the product and would love to set it up in my production environment.****
I have followed the installation guide for Red Hat 6 x64 on a virtual machine, however, when I attempt to add a router (Cisco 6509 using Advanced IP Services 12.2(33)), it fails to add:****
./addhost.php routerDNSName observium****
Trying community observium ...****
No reply on community observium using v2c****
Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v2c****
Trying v3 parameters observium/noAuthNoPriv ...****
No reply on credentials observium/noAuthNoPriv using v3****
Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v3****
Trying community observium ...****
No reply on community observium using v1****
Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v1****
Trying community observium ...****
No reply on community observium using v2c****
Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v2c****
Trying v3 parameters observium/noAuthNoPriv ...****
No reply on credentials observium/noAuthNoPriv using v3****
Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v3****
Trying community observium ...****
No reply on community observium using v1****
Could not reach routerDNSName with given SNMP community using v1****
On the 6509, I have input the commands listed on the wiki:****
routerName#sh run | i snmp****
snmp-server community observium RO SNMPv4****
snmp-server ifindex persist****
snmp-server location routerLocation****
snmp-server contact Michael Sweikata****
snmp ifmib ifindex persist****
routerName#sh ip access-list SNMPv4****
Standard IP access list SNMPv4****
10 permit 10.2.48.130 log****
The DNS name does resolve correctly, and there are no firewalls or access-restrictions on those two devices talking. I’ve not worked with SNMP much before, but I can say that this device did run SNMP correctly, as Ciscoworks is able to detect issues, and it is listening on UDP/161.****
Any help for troubleshooting this would be appreciated.****
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