I'm using 1.1.37, with net-snmp 5.7.2r37. Using cmd.php as the poller, since I don't think I'm polling enough nodes to warrant the binary poller.
A large number of oids based on an XML data query that I wrote are returning noSuchInstance errors. I'm looking at the polling using wireshark to determine this response. When I craft a similar request on the command line using "snmpget", I get an appropriate, numeric response. I've put up the request packet side-by-side between a poll from cmd.php and one that I did from the shell. Down to the byte, besides the obvious difference of the request-id, I see no difference whatsoever between an snmp-get from the poller and one from my tests. But the poller fails, and my tests succeed. I'm at my wit's end. Any ideas?
** UPDATE **
I've since upgraded to 1.1.38 and switched to the spine poller. No improvement.
noSuchInstance in SNMP polls
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Re: noSuchInstance in SNMP polls
Have you put the device into debug mode to see the output in the cacti log?
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Re: noSuchInstance in SNMP polls
Yes, obviously. It was done before the packet capture, and told me that the value of the query was "U". That's what prompted my more in-depth troubleshooting. Is there something specific you want me to look for?
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