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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 5818.1 | Helping hand | BIKINI::KRAUSE | European NewProductEngineer for MCC | Mon Jan 17 1994 06:59 | 23 |
| Well, 'no response' can have many reasons. Here is a start:
The probe needs to be given an IP address through the local console.
After that it should respond to a ping or from MCC
MCC> show snmp probe all status
assuming 'probe' is the IP name from the hosts database. Again using the
local console terminal set an SNMP community string, e.g. 'ppmgr'. Then
you should be able to do a
MCC> show snmp probe all char, by password "ppmgr"
To avoid specifying the community name you could set 'public' in the
probe (not recommended for security reasons) or Register the probe
MCC> register snmp .ip.probe synonym probe, by password "ppmgr"
and set the Write Community Name
MCC> set snmp .ip.probe write community name "ppmgr"
*Robert
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| 5818.2 | | TKOV51::HAYAKAWA | Kohei Hayakawa,DS/EIC/NIS/NT/SE, HUB5F | Thu Jan 20 1994 09:12 | 34 |
| Thank you for your help.
I'm sorry. My explaination was not enough.
I could access to PacketProbe90 by SNMP protocol and get MIB-II
information. But I cannot get RMON MIB information of it.
How to access RMON MIB information by Polycenter?
MCC> show snmp probe all status
SNMP probe
AT 19-JAN-1994 12:19:10 Status
Examination of attributes shows:
ipReachability = up
MCC>
MCC>
MCC> show snmp probe all char
SNMP probe
AT 19-JAN-1994 12:19:29 Characteristics
Examination of attributes shows:
sysDescr = "DECpacketprobe 90 Ethernet Probe
Vers 1.0"
sysObjectID = "1.3.6.1.4.1.141.1.1.3210.2"
ifNumber = 1
sysContact = "Your Contact Here"
sysName = "Your System Name Here"
sysLocation = "Agent Location Here"
sysServices = 3
Read Community Name = ""
Write Community Name = ""
Thanks and Regards,
Kohei
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| 5818.3 | To get you into the MIB: | BIKINI::KRAUSE | European NewProductEngineer for MCC | Fri Jan 21 1994 03:08 | 10 |
| For a start try
MCC> show snmp probe rmon statistics etherstatstable * all count
I would suggest to use the forms mode (MCC> use mode forms) and find
your way through the RMON MIB using the <Help>, <F17> and <Select> keys,
or use the Iconic Map. Of course, a copy of RFC1271 would be helpful as
a road map.
*Robert
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| 5818.4 | Same problem\ | HTSC19::NORMANTSUI | | Wed Apr 13 1994 04:21 | 8 |
| re .2
Hi Kohei-san,
I have the same problem as yours. How do you make it work?
Thanks,
Norman
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| 5818.5 | A receipt to get it work | BERN01::GMUER | | Thu Apr 14 1994 05:45 | 126 |
| Dear colleagues
I have made some tests with Packetprobe and DECmcc. There are some problems.
I have sent the attached log-file to the product manager Jack Forrest with
the hope that it will be forwarded to the engineering.
re .3 >> MCC> show snmp probe rmon statistics etherstatstable * all count
This comand did not work with me. DECmcc came into an endless loop.
In the second part of the log-file, you find a small example how to program
the Packetprobe to get the ehtherStatsTable counters into DECmcc. You
can also compute RMON statistics with the performance analyzer FM.
We are using today Probewatch for interactive use and DECmcc (Historian FM)
in parallel and it works fine.
Edgar
---------------- Log for DECmcc <-> PacketProbe interaction -----------------
--> Registration does not work properly
register snmp .telco.v.pakprob227 syn pakprob227
!
!SNMP PTTCH:.telco.v.pakprob227
!AT 11-MAR-1994 09:51:41
!
!Partial registration success. Please retry later to complete the registration.
! Reason for Partial Registration = No response from entity.
!
--> Setting of MIB variables works, but we get a timeout
--> Before set
show snmp pakprob227 all chara
!
!SNMP pakprob227
!AT 11-MAR-1994 09:53:54 Characteristics
!
!Examination of attributes shows:
! sysDescr = "DECpacketprobe 90 Ethernet Probe
! Vers 1.0"
! sysObjectID = "1.3.6.1.4.1.141.1.1.3210.2"
! ifNumber = 1
! sysContact = "N.N."
! sysName = "pakprob227"
! sysLocation = "TZV 9. Stock"
! sysServices = 3
! Read Community Name = ""
! Write Community Name = ""
!
--> Set the attribute sysName
set snmp pakprob227 sysname = "test", by password = xxxx
!
!SNMP pakprob227
!AT 11-MAR-1994 09:53:56 Characteristics
!
!No response from entity.
!
--> After set
show snmp pakprob227 all chara
!
!SNMP pakprob227
!AT 11-MAR-1994 09:54:11 Characteristics
!
!Examination of attributes shows:
! sysDescr = "DECpacketprobe 90 Ethernet Probe
! Vers 1.0"
! sysObjectID = "1.3.6.1.4.1.141.1.1.3210.2"
! ifNumber = 1
! sysContact = "N.N."
! sysName = "test" <-- OK
! sysLocation = "TZV 9. Stock"
! sysServices = 3
! Read Community Name = ""
! Write Community Name = ""
!
--> The following procedure creates the entry, but I am not sure if this
--> method is totally correct.
--> DECmcc procedure to create statistics table on PacketProbes 90:
use def qual by password xxxx ! Set write community string
set snmp pakprob225 rmon statistic etherStatsTable 1 etherStatsStatus = invalid
set snmp pakprob225 rmon statistic etherStatsTable 1 etherStatsStatus = create
set snmp pakprob225 rmon statistic etherStatsTable 1 etherStatsOwner = "DECmcc"
set snmp pakprob225 rmon statistic etherStatsTable 1 etherStatsStatus = valid
--> Result with a DECmcc show request
show snmp pakprob225 rmon statistic etherStatsTable 1 all count
!
!SNMP pakprob225 rmon statistics etherStatsTable 1
!AT 11-MAR-1994 11:43:52 Counters
!
!Examination of attributes shows:
! etherStatsDropEvents = 8
! etherStatsOctets = 1671975689
! etherStatsPkts = 6107337
! etherStatsBroadcastPkts = 39718
! etherStatsMulticastPkts = 697106
! etherStatsCRCAlignErrors = 8
! etherStatsUndersizePkts = 0
! etherStatsOversizePkts = 0
! etherStatsFragments = 0
! etherStatsJabbers = 0
! etherStatsCollisions = 0
! etherStatsPkts64Octets = 2428443
! etherStatsPkts65to127Octets = 1695606
! etherStatsPkts128to255Octets = 799368
! etherStatsPkts256to511Octets = 117750
! etherStatsPkts512to1023Octets = 419741
! etherStatsPkts1024to1518Octets = 646429
! CounterCreationTime = 28-FEB-1994 15:30:43.73
!
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