Problem with snmp query to Motorola Canopy
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Problem with snmp query to Motorola Canopy
Hello,
I was running 0.8.3a and was able to graph Canopy equipment with no problem. I have setup a new server with 0.8.6b and have totally rebuilt my database from scratch. I cannot seem to get the canopy radios to respond to a query. I have used the same settings as I used in the old version. And I can do an snmpwalk to the radio from the command line. However, cacti gives me an snmp error at the top of the screen under devices.
I don't know if it has anything to do with it or not but from the command line I had to issue " snmpwalk -v 2c -c <community> <hostname> within cacti there is only version 1 or 2 not 2c.
Thanks for any help.
Dan
I was running 0.8.3a and was able to graph Canopy equipment with no problem. I have setup a new server with 0.8.6b and have totally rebuilt my database from scratch. I cannot seem to get the canopy radios to respond to a query. I have used the same settings as I used in the old version. And I can do an snmpwalk to the radio from the command line. However, cacti gives me an snmp error at the top of the screen under devices.
I don't know if it has anything to do with it or not but from the command line I had to issue " snmpwalk -v 2c -c <community> <hostname> within cacti there is only version 1 or 2 not 2c.
Thanks for any help.
Dan
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Cacti supports version 1 and 2c...
The problem you are seeing is that that host/device screen uses SNMPv1 to query the device, and I would guess that the Canopy device is not responding to SNMPv1. The fact that you get that error should not stop the graphs from working, just make the graphs and they should work.
To test that this might be the issue, do the following command, if it timeout, the canopy device is not responding to SVMPv1
snmpwalk -v 1 -c <community> <hostname>
This issue will be fixed in later releases of Cacti.
The problem you are seeing is that that host/device screen uses SNMPv1 to query the device, and I would guess that the Canopy device is not responding to SNMPv1. The fact that you get that error should not stop the graphs from working, just make the graphs and they should work.
To test that this might be the issue, do the following command, if it timeout, the canopy device is not responding to SVMPv1
snmpwalk -v 1 -c <community> <hostname>
This issue will be fixed in later releases of Cacti.
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It is not resolved in the CVS...
I will probably be working on fixing this problem in the near future. (After I get back from vacation) at which time I will post it to CVS.
I will probably be working on fixing this problem in the near future. (After I get back from vacation) at which time I will post it to CVS.
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Ian is accually working on a patch for this, we discussed some options concerning the code.
Look for it soon in the CVS.
Look for it soon in the CVS.
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The cvs version seems to work partially for me. It no longer gives the snmp error when i add a canopy host, but it seems to have stopped logging much of anything. If you want to give it a try yourself you can get the information on how to get it here. Very simple instructions.
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Please insure that you are NOT running 0.8.7 or "MAIN". The stable version to Check Out (CO) is "BRANCH_0_8_6". Although the "MAIN" branch has some exciting things in it, it would be a MAJOR mistake to launch into production with it.
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I had some problems with the cvs version, so i went back to 0.8.6b with all the patches and attempted to figure out how to make it work. What i did (which may be a horrible idea, and if it is, please tell me so, and why) is to modify snmp.php and just commented out the sections stating that the WebUI snmp is forced to v1. Now if i tell it to run the query using v1, it does (and fails miserably on the canopy gear) and if i tell it v2, it works great. I'm not advocating that you all jump up and do this, and I have no idea why it was limited to v1, there was probably a reason. I'm just saying that it's (so far) working for me.
if you search the snmp.php file for "SNMP_WEBUI" you'll come up with two locations, they both look identical
If you use the /* and */ to comment out those 3 lines like this:
then the snmp queries will be done with whatever version you say to use. 2c in the case of the canopy stuff. Let me restate that i don't know what other things this change may cause, I'm no programmer, i know just enough to screw things up horribly, but this seems to have worked. Good luck, let me know how things turn out.
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/* always use SNMP version 1 for UI stuff */
if ($environ == SNMP_WEBUI) {
$version = "1";
}
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/* always use SNMP version 1 for UI stuff */
/*if ($environ == SNMP_WEBUI) {
$version = "1";
} */
Canopy SNMP v2c
Just another Canopy user... and commenting out those lines works for me too.
Thanks so much for the post.
Brian
Thanks so much for the post.
Brian
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