HP A Series Networking

[Vetoll]

Hi, I would like to put in a request for templates for the HP A Series Networking Family.
I believe this would also cover the H3C series of networking equipment.
examples:

MSR30-20 Routers
MSR30-40 Routers
A5800 Switches
A5120G Switches
A3600 Switches

I can provide snmpwalk information.....

[Khue]

I am also interested in these. I have various models of 5800s running across my environment and it would be awesome to have per port bandwidth monitoring.

I am not opposed to grinding out a little work, but I am extremely green to Cacti and SNMP stuff.

Update: 7/5!
So I have found all the mibs for the A Series HP switches. I have 150 megs worth of mibs and I kind know what data I want to track. I am looking at the interface related mib set. I am trying to pull some meaningful values out of the info I have. Does anyone have a good methodology to use for digging for this information? Or is it just a hardcore guess and test process?

[Khue]

Ok, so full disclosure, I am pretty new to Cacti. I used to use MRTG with smokeping back in the day, but it was prepackaged for me so I was pretty much just a consumer of the app at that point.

Moving on, the packaged snmp - interface statistics data query covers like 99% of everything we need to fully monitor an individual interface. Putting together a graph/template would be pretty easy to do on your own and I am not sure that it really merits someone's hard work and effort. If I were the OP, I would simply do the following:

1. Add your router/switch/network device with the appropriate information.
2. Apply the SNMP - Interface Statistics Data Query.
3. Learn how to make a Graph template.

Now that being said, I have made a custom xml for my A5800 based off a set of metrics I found from h3c-ext-mib that I feel may be more accurate. I am currently working through how to make data queries with Cacit. I have basically added the HC3's own oid for recording Packets (in and out), Bits (in and out), Bytes (in and out) and Up/Downs (Flaps).