Hello,
In the "devices" tab, I have a message "SNMP error". And logs show that the default SNMP timeout (500ms) is reached.
But all my graphs are well generated! And all devices are "Up". I set "Downed Device Detection" to "Ping and SNMP".
Why I have the message "SNMP error" for each devices whereas snmpwalk works well and graphs are generated?
Thanks
Problem "SNMP error" whereas graphs are generated
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Re: Problem "SNMP error" whereas graphs are generated
Nobody knows what's happened?
Re: Problem "SNMP error" whereas graphs are generated
Try this command:
% snmpget -v <Your_SNMP_Version> -c <Your_SNMP_Community> <Target> .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0
(.1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0 = sysDescr.0)
If this failed, Cacti shows "SNMP error" in device setting screen.
But in devices list screen, it seems that Cacti uses this OID for checking SNMP: ".1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0" (sysUpTimeInstance) -- probably. (not fully verified, sorry)
(And this status is updated at the time which poller runs)
Does your SNMP agent respond to both OIDs?
% snmpget -v <Your_SNMP_Version> -c <Your_SNMP_Community> <Target> .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0
(.1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0 = sysDescr.0)
If this failed, Cacti shows "SNMP error" in device setting screen.
But in devices list screen, it seems that Cacti uses this OID for checking SNMP: ".1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0" (sysUpTimeInstance) -- probably. (not fully verified, sorry)
(And this status is updated at the time which poller runs)
Does your SNMP agent respond to both OIDs?
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Re: Problem "SNMP error" whereas graphs are generated
Thanks for the answer.
The both OIDs work well with the snmpget command.
The both OIDs work well with the snmpget command.
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Re: Problem "SNMP error" whereas graphs are generated
This is which version of cacti? Please show output of both snmpget commands (NOT snmpwalk!)blueman176 wrote:Thanks for the answer.
The both OIDs work well with the snmpget command.
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