yes sir consider it resolved i will find the proper setting for the switch and apply itdwhitfield wrote:@sa77if, were you able to find a way to open port 161? If so, is your issue resolved? Thanks!
thanks for help
yes sir consider it resolved i will find the proper setting for the switch and apply itdwhitfield wrote:@sa77if, were you able to find a way to open port 161? If so, is your issue resolved? Thanks!
i think i have to fill this fields toolesnikov wrote:in cisco small business you need open port for snmp. you can do it in shell or by web interface.
in web interface go under Security>TCP/UDP Services> and check SNMP service enable.
i am sorry, its a cisco small business switch SGE2010 i am trying to find a way to check the port but not all the CLI commands are working, i am trying to configure the snmp from the gui but still no progressdwhitfield wrote:On the switch, can you run nmap and make sure port 161 is open? Thanks!
it happened after a power outage results in resetting the switch to default, then i changed the IP back to what it was and this happeneddwhitfield wrote:Is this a new setup or did this previously work?
Can you post the output of top -bcn1|head -n20?
Thanks!
yes i can ping normally , nothing wrong with the switchrkennedy wrote:Could you please describe more of the issue? If you can indeed ping the machine normally, then my guess is that the Nagios machine was overloaded.
yestmcdonald wrote:Glad it's working! Mind if we close up this ticket?