A/ (your 1/) It looks that the SysObjectID don't give back a cisco vendor oid (beginning with 1.3.6.1.4.1.9 ...)fernandakp wrote: DEBUG: HOST:10.71.8.1 RESULT:Error: function in developpement .......n
With m=1 it should give the same answer as with net-snmp ( m=2 )
snmpget -v 1 -c rw-string IP-address .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0
or
snmpget -v 1 -c rw-string IP-address SysObjectID
You should get : 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.620
Add line 162 of example8_tftp_snmp_networkclass.php and try again with m=1 (I would like to understand)
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if ($debug!=0) print "vendor class used is ".$odevice->vendor."(oid=".$odevice->oiddevice.")\n";
B/fernandakp wrote: 2) .... how i can set this config by cacti schedule in config manager? I tried but i dont find any settings about this type of method used by pure TFTP.
- check if you have in the global setting "path" of cacti snmpwalk Binary Path, snmpwalk binary path, snmpget Binary Path, snmpbulkwalk Binary Path, snmpgetnext Binary Path
- in the global setting "Up/Download Config Manager"
check "use netsnmp"
give the snmpsetname (without path, it will use the same path as cacti snmpget)
- that is finish to active net-snmp
C/ Cisco 1841 is used where you need security. Don't you want to use the method "multi" to save the config with SCP or SSH instead the unsecure TFTP ?