This whole SNMP trap thing has been quite a journey, and I'm almost there.
Some of my traps show up as HOSTNAME, and some show up as IPADDRESS. Is that a setting on the device somewhere?
These are Cisco switches and F5 load balancers.
I've looked through the configurations on these devices and can't immediately tell where I need to specify this.
Have any of you run into this?
Any help is greatly appreciated,
RMH
Some SNMP Traps arriving as IPADDRESS, not HOSTNAME
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rkymtnhigh
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Re: Some SNMP Traps arriving as IPADDRESS, not HOSTNAME
It's usually a setting on the device, I'm unsure of where it would be set on those specific devices (maybe someone else can chime in), I do know that you can configure snmptt to try to resolve hostnames by edit your /etc/snmp/snmptt.ini file and set dns_enable = 1 and if you want to strip the domain set strip_domain = 1.
Re: Some SNMP Traps arriving as IPADDRESS, not HOSTNAME
You could always reach out to Cisco and F5 to see how you do it. Make sure to post the solutions here! 