List devices using SNMP?

[TBT]

In an effort to change monitoring of devices from SNMP to NCPA, I'm looking for a way to list all currently using SNMP to monitor. Any suggestions?

[ssax]

There's not really an easy way to do this as only the plugin determines what protocols to use, there's no link back to XI to tell you which protocols it uses (it could use multiple protocols per plugin).

Please send me a copy of your profile and I'll take a look at what you have currently, you can download it from Admin > System Profile > Download Profile.

Thank you

[ssax]

The devices listed in /etc/mrtg/conf.d are all using SNMP (these are likely only switches/routers though so not likely to stop using SNMP):

I looked through your commands to find out which are likely to use SNMP, these are specific to yours:

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check_apc_pdu
check_ciscoasa_memory
check_cisco_asa
check_cisco_firewall
check_em01_humidity
check_em01_light
check_em01_temp
check_em08_contacts
check_em08_humidity
check_em08_light
check_em08_rtd
check_em08_temp
check_em08_voltage
check_hpjd
check_meraki_service
check_netapp3
check_nwc_health
check_php_snmp_bandwidth
check_snmp
check_snmp_int
check_snmp_load
check_xi_service_ifoperstatus
check_xi_service_ifoperstatusnag
check_xi_service_snmp
check_xi_service_snmp_linux_load
check_xi_service_snmp_linux_process
check_xi_service_snmp_linux_storage
check_xi_service_snmp_watchguard
check_xi_service_snmp_win_load
check_xi_service_snmp_win_process
check_xi_service_snmp_win_service
check_xi_service_snmp_win_storage

The only way I know is to go to Configure > Core Config Manager > Commands:
- Click the little blue circle with a white "i" in it next to the command
- Note the Hosts, Note the Services
- You'd need to do that with each one though

[TBT]

Ouch. Okay, thanks.

[lmiltchev]

@TBT, do you have any further questions or it is OK to close this topic?

[TBT]

You may close this one. Thanks.

[scottwilkerson]

You may close this one. Thanks.

Great!

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