It turned out it was the snmpmon-collector script itself.
It was not properly parsing the results from the ping command so it thought
the systems were unavailable and would not even run snmpwalk.
Brian Andrus
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Peiffer [mailto:peiffer at umn edu]
Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2003 11:39 AM
To: Ean Kingston
Cc: Brian Andrus; Snips Users list
Subject: Re: [snips-users] snmpmon and web
A less obvious but more important question may be: Are you running the
snmp-collector?
Like hostmon, it occurs ion pairs. hostmon and hostmon-collector,
snmpmon and snmpmon-collector.
Tim Peiffer
peiffer at umn edu
Ean Kingston wrote:
>Please excuse me if these questions are obvious but:
>Have you got snmpd running on your system?
>Have you got the 'public' password set correctly?
>Have you tested your snmpd with snmpget?
>
>On Tue, 2003-07-22 at 00:15, Brian Andrus wrote:
>
>
>>Ok I am trying to get some sort of data out of the snmpmon monitor.
>>
>>
>>
>>So far I took the sample config and merely put in one system, the host
>>snips is running on (Linux 7.2).
>>
>>
>>
>>Here is the snippet from the config:
>>
>>-----snip
>>
>>STARTDEVICES
>>
>>
>>
>># DEVICE cid type [ type type ... ]
>>
>>##
>>
>>## Known types are:
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>># system rmon router cisco_router cisco_ts host
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>>
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>>rh1 public host
>>
>>
>>
>>--------snip
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>>
>>All I get when I start the snmpmon is a DataAge critical error for
>>awhile and then nothing else. Eventually I want to get the IfInOctets
>>and IfOutOctets to be monitored, but for now I would like to graph the
>>cpuload.
>>
>>
>>
>>Is there something I am missing here? When I look at my snips info
>>page from the web, there is nothing listed as the snmpmon once the
>>DataAge errors roll off.
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>>Brian Andrus
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