check_snmp

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check_snmp

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We have been trying to get a check_snmp on using custom vendor MIB ( Dell Force 10 ) The snmpwalk works, returns data INTEGER=1 , but when we try to issue check_snmp on specific OID without -c -w params we get SNMP OK - Such Instance currently exists at this OID, but if we put -w 0 -c 0 param in check we get No valid data returned (Such Instance currently exists at this OID)
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Re: check_snmp

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Can you show us the output of trying to do these checks on the terminal?
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It looks like you also submitted a ticket. Do you not have access to the customer forums?
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Re: check_snmp

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Check_snmp passively waits for a trap. Manually running it changes the status from pending to ok, but doesn't do an snmpget/walk to check status. I've been told (rather firmly) that "you can't snmpget/snmpwalk a trap."
If you want to actively poll the value, you need to use the right monitor. Have a look at the snmpwalk wizard...
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Thanks @gormank.

We received more information in the ticket. I'm going to go ahead and lock this thread since a ticket is open.
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