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| Component | Version |
|---|---|
| LibreNMS | 1.31.03-31-gb18c41b |
| DB Schema | 206 |
| PHP | 7.0.22-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 |
| MySQL | 10.0.31-MariaDB-0ubuntu0.16.04.2 |
| RRDTool | 1.5.5 |
| SNMP | NET-SNMP 5.7.3 |
====================================
[OK] Database connection successful
[OK] Database schema correct
I have the mibs for the bigswitch
it is composed of leafs and spines. We use HP swithes for this.
Hi,
Is this being discovered as a Generic device?
No it is being discovered as a big switch but I would like to get it to use the mibs that I have from Bigswitch. I’m having trouble with a couple of items.
How do I tell snmptranslate that there is a new file to look at?
How do i get a list of “You will then need to create a list of the OIDs you wish to use in the OS definition.”?
Big Cloud Fabric Appliance 3.6.0 (bcf-3.6.0 #150)
System Name artotxlpc02-bsfd-bc
IP Address 10.84.17.2
Operating System Bigswitch
Object ID enterprises.37538.1
Contact SNMP USER
Location SNMP CONFIG
Uptime 315 days, 21h 15m 33s
kc3scuba
from the cli can you run ./discovery.php -h <hostname or ip> and pastebin the output
root@librenms:/opt/librenms# ./discovery.php -h 10.84.17.2
LibreNMS Discovery
10.84.17.2 47 test-os
Runtime for discovery module ‘os’: 0.1500 seconds with 840 bytes
…
Runtime for discovery module ‘ports’: 0.0550 seconds with 2184 bytes
Runtime for discovery module ‘ports-stack’: 0.0080 seconds with 640 bytes
Caching OIDs: entPhysicalEntry entAliasMappingIdentifier…
Runtime for discovery module ‘entity-physical’: 0.5990 seconds with 4328 bytes
hrDevice: …
Runtime for discovery module ‘processors’: 0.6560 seconds with 46768 bytes
hrStorage : …
Runtime for discovery module ‘mempools’: 0.1390 seconds with 25832 bytes
Runtime for discovery module ‘cisco-vrf-lite’: 0.0000 seconds with 1592 bytes
Module [ cisco-mac-accounting ] disabled globally.
Module [ cisco-pw ] disabled globally.
Module [ cisco-vrf ] disabled globally.
Module [ cisco-cef ] disabled globally.
Module [ cisco-sla ] disabled globally.
Module [ cisco-cbqos ] disabled globally.
Module [ cisco-otv ] disabled globally.
s.s.s.s.
Runtime for discovery module ‘ipv4-addresses’: 0.3080 seconds with 31136 bytes
Runtime for discovery module ‘ipv6-addresses’: 0.1690 seconds with 17592 bytes
Module [ route ] disabled globally.
ENTITY-SENSOR: Caching OIDs: entPhysicalDescr entPhysicalName entPhySensorType entPhySensorScale entPhySensorPrecision entPhySensorValue…
Airflow:
Current:
Charge:
Dbm:
Fanspeed:
Frequency:
Humidity:
Load:
Power:
Runtime:
Signal:
State:
Temperature:
Voltage:
Snr:
Runtime for discovery module ‘sensors’: 1.2400 seconds with 73208 bytes
hrStorage : …
Runtime for discovery module ‘storage’: 0.3700 seconds with 7536 bytes
…
Runtime for discovery module ‘hr-device’: 0.7380 seconds with 30304 bytes
CISCO-CDP-MIB: LLDP-MIB: OSPF Discovery: enabled
Runtime for discovery module ‘discovery-protocols’: 0.0630 seconds with 8568 bytes
eth0:
…
eth1:
eth2:
.
Runtime for discovery module ‘arp-table’: 0.0530 seconds with 45688 bytes
Module [ discovery-arp ] disabled globally.
Module [ junose-atm-vp ] disabled globally.
No BGP on host
Runtime for discovery module ‘bgp-peers’: 0.0100 seconds with 2672 bytes
IEEE8021-Q-BRIDGE-MIB VLANs:
Runtime for discovery module ‘vlans’: 0.0460 seconds with 4456 bytes
Module [ vmware-vminfo ] disabled globally.
Module [ libvirt-vminfo ] disabled globally.
Module [ toner ] disabled globally.
…
Runtime for discovery module ‘ucd-diskio’: 0.0390 seconds with 54656 bytes
Module [ applications ] disabled globally.
Runtime for discovery module ‘services’: 0.0000 seconds with 352 bytes
Runtime for discovery module ‘stp’: 0.0130 seconds with 3648 bytes
Runtime for discovery module ‘ntp’: 0.0000 seconds with 144 bytes
Module [ loadbalancers ] disabled globally.
Module [ mef ] disabled globally.
Runtime for discovery module ‘wireless’: 0.0080 seconds with 132808 bytes
Runtime for discovery module ‘fdb-table’: 0.0430 seconds with 1016 bytes
Discovered in 5.162 seconds
SNMP: Get[19/0.28s] Walk [28/1.69s]
MySQL: Cell[122/0.09s] Row[22/-0.02s] Rows[55/0.03s] Column[1/0.00s] Update[92/2.30s] Insert[2/0.05s] Delete[0/0.00s]
So it was discovered as a generic device? and looks like you used the script to make the new discovery of the device correct?
When I run this from the Web gui via the capture window it seems to work some what but still not using the mibs they have
. the output is very big
I have tried both CLI and the webgui. I also turn on the mibs for just this device
That’s not how you add support for a New Device…
You may want to submit the issue in git hub with all required info asking for Add support for New Device.
Or you can code it yourself and make a pull request.