Hello dear Cacti community.
I am fairly new to cacti but I am enjoying the ride so far what the knowledge I have acquired so far.
I managed to set up a server which is gathering data from a few machines. My main goal is to analyze the network interfaces and their traffic and I have succeeded in do so in the outer machines.
However, I noticed I forgot to monitor the server machine/local host and after running the same snmpd configurations I get the following error, which I seem to be unable to correct.
Error: System SNMP error - SNMP::get(): No response from udp6:[::1]
I added upd6:[::1]:161 to the config file but nothing happened.
What am I doing wrong?
Local Host network interface
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Re: Local Host network interface
Try to use ipv4 - 127.0.0.1:161joaoe33 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 11:16 am Hello dear Cacti community.
I am fairly new to cacti but I am enjoying the ride so far what the knowledge I have acquired so far.
I managed to set up a server which is gathering data from a few machines. My main goal is to analyze the network interfaces and their traffic and I have succeeded in do so in the outer machines.
However, I noticed I forgot to monitor the server machine/local host and after running the same snmpd configurations I get the following error, which I seem to be unable to correct.
Error: System SNMP error - SNMP::get(): No response from udp6:[::1]
I added upd6:[::1]:161 to the config file but nothing happened.
What am I doing wrong?
Let the Cacti grow!
Re: Local Host network interface
I also have udp:161 in the config file, this should be IPV4.
Re: Local Host network interface
Ok, if your snmpd is listening on localhost:161,you have to add new device in cacti only. Host will be 127.0.0.1, insert correct community, select device template it is all.
Let the Cacti grow!
Re: Local Host network interface
I see.
I changed the snmpd file to listen to the local host IP (127.0.0.1) instead of the IP used to connect to other machines.
It is now working. Thank you for your feedback.
I changed the snmpd file to listen to the local host IP (127.0.0.1) instead of the IP used to connect to other machines.
It is now working. Thank you for your feedback.
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