Ubiquiti Wave Device(s) Request

Device Requests
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Ubiqiuiti 60GHz/Wave Devices.

Including, but not limited to:

  • Wave AP
  • Wave AP micro
  • Wave Nano
  • Wave LR
  • Wave AP (without SFP+)
  • AF60 LR

MIB: https://ui.com/downloads/firmwares/wave/v3.2.0/ui-mib.zip

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2nd this, waiting patiently, wave support would be epic!

Thanks in Advance

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If you want someone to write support for these devices, we need an snmpwalk/snmpsim file with the correct MIB. A MIB alone isn’t enough.

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SNMP Walk here.

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Okay, that snmpwalk file is very short. It’s probably missing a lot of OIDs.
Could you give me SNMP access to the device?

And what kind of support would you like to see? (which sensors, modules, etc)

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Could you recommend a Windows SNMP Walk tool? I used Manage Engine MIB Browser but it wouldn’t read one of the MIB files correctly.

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I’ve managed to get a more comprehensive output from Solarwinds, I’ve exported it to a CSV file. Where/who/how can I send this please?

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Hi @ecdc
Please check here : https://github.com/librenms/librenms/blob/master/doc/Support/FAQ.md#-what-information-do-you-need-to-add-a-new-os

And the exact snmpwalk command is given.

That one allows to replicate your device (like a clone) and work on the support.

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Ah yes, thank you, I shall attempt to do this.

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./discovery.php -h 10.20.158.45 -d | ./pbin.sh
https://p.libren.ms/view/155d1eb8

lnms device:poll 10.20.158.45 -vv | ./pbin.sh
https://p.libren.ms/view/56a7e01d

snmpbulkwalk -OUneb -v2c -c public 10.20.158.45 . | ./pbin.sh
https://p.libren.ms/view/0c306c80

Hope this is what you need, please let me know if not.

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What would you like to have implemented for this device? I took a look at your snmpwalk, but it’s quite short. Doesn’t have a lot of information.

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I’ve ran the commands again and it’s giving me the same info.

The full MIB file is in the first post.

Implementation should be the same as Ubiquiti AirFiber 60.

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Could you test for me if this is all it takes?

edit /opt/librenms/includes/definitions/airos-af.yaml

Change:

 discovery:
     -
         sysObjectID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.10002.1

into:

 discovery:
     -
         sysObjectID:
             - .1.3.6.1.4.1.10002.1
             - .1.3.6.1.4.1.41112

Leave the rest untouched.

After that, run disovery on your device again

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Are you sure that’s correct?

I now get “Whoops something went wrong” when clicking on any page.

UPDATE: My bad - I used tab indentations in YAML ://

Device page shows this:

    2024-02-11 07:22:42		Error discovering core module. Check log file for more details.
	2024-02-11 07:22:42		Error discovering os module. Check log file for more details.
	2024-02-11 07:22:42		Error discovering processors module. Check log file for more details.
	2024-02-11 07:22:42		Error discovering mempools module. Check log file for more details.
	2024-02-11 07:22:42		Error discovering sensors module. Check log file for more details.
	2024-02-11 07:22:42		Error discovering storage module. Check log file for more details.
	2024-02-11 07:22:42		Error discovering vminfo module. Check log file for more details.
	2024-02-11 07:22:42		Error discovering wireless module. Check log file for more details.
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UPDATE2: Sorted it.

Added the OID to the airos-AF60.yaml file rather than the airos-af.yaml file.

Rediscovered all is now showing as Ubiquiti AF60 variant.

Can we add this to the next roll please?

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There is difference if its AF60 firmware used on the device than if it is Wave firmware used on the device.

AF60/AF60-LR can run Wave firmware. Wave firmware is not detected correct.

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SNMPWALK
https://p.libren.ms/view/2a64d9c4

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I’m quite happy with SNMPB from SF: https://sourceforge.net/projects/snmpb/ on Windows. It’s also possible to use WSL2 with a Linux on Windows and use snmpwalk.

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will like to bump this. have a pair of Wave Long-Range and
Wave Pro both are showing up as linux servers