SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
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prashanthm88
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Re: SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
Thanks for the reply, I've updated the nagios plugin and re-ran the snmp walk wizard. Right now I getting new error message "External command error: No log handling enabled - turning on stderr logging"
Please look at the screen shot for the error report.
Can you please tell me how to fix this error.
Please look at the screen shot for the error report.
Can you please tell me how to fix this error.
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Re: SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
What is the verbose error message when your check command is run from the cli?
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./check_snmp -H 192.168.20.1 -o "1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.745" -C Testcom -U testuser -A testpassword -x AES -X testpassword -L authPriv -P 3 -a MD5 -u W -w 1000 -c 1050Former Nagios employee
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prashanthm88
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Re: SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
I ran the same command in CLI and I'm getting ' No valid data return". When I removed the values from the command ( -u W -w 1000 -c 1050) I'm getting "SNMP OK - = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID |".
I'm not sure about the OID becasue the OID which I used in the script was copied from Solarwinds screen.
Please look error screen shot.
Thanks
I'm not sure about the OID becasue the OID which I used in the script was copied from Solarwinds screen.
Please look error screen shot.
Thanks
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scottwilkerson
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Re: SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
More importantly, this information correct
username testuser?
password testpassword ?
priv password testpassword ?
Are you using MD5 authprotocol ?
AES privproto?
username testuser?
password testpassword ?
priv password testpassword ?
Are you using MD5 authprotocol ?
AES privproto?
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prashanthm88
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Re: SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
The information which I provided is correct and I used the same credentials in Solarwinds. I took a screen shot from Solarwinds web Portal which has the credential information. Can you please look at the screenshot and let me know if I need to change the script.
Thank you
Thank you
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scottwilkerson
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Re: SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
Taking the plugin and the OID out of the mix, can you run the following and get an appropriate response
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snmpget -v 3 -a MD5 -x AES -u testuser -A testpassword -X testpassword 192.168.20.1 sysDescr.0-
prashanthm88
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Re: SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
Thanks for you're quick reply.
Please look at the screen shot for the output. I have not received any error now.
Thank you
Please look at the screen shot for the output. I have not received any error now.
Thank you
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prashanthm88
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Re: SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
Output.
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prashanthm88
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Re: SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
Hello,
I ran the snmpget " -On" command to found out device OID and ran check_snmp command. I got an output which looks like it is finding the correct device with the given login credentials.Please look at the output and correct me if there is a mistake in the script.
Thanks
I ran the snmpget " -On" command to found out device OID and ran check_snmp command. I got an output which looks like it is finding the correct device with the given login credentials.Please look at the output and correct me if there is a mistake in the script.
Thanks
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prashanthm88
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Re: SNMP configuration on cisco ASA 5500 series
Hello,
I ran snmpget and snmpwalk command in cli. So far I have not received any errors. But when I ran check_snmp I received "External command error: No log handling enabled - turning on stderr logging"
I still cannot see anything except ping and https commands on snmp wizard . I ran the check_snmp and check_cisco_ips.pl commands from ccm and cli, no luck so far. I've attached the screenshot of the output.
Please help me.
I ran snmpget and snmpwalk command in cli. So far I have not received any errors. But when I ran check_snmp I received "External command error: No log handling enabled - turning on stderr logging"
I still cannot see anything except ping and https commands on snmp wizard . I ran the check_snmp and check_cisco_ips.pl commands from ccm and cli, no luck so far. I've attached the screenshot of the output.
Please help me.
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