Hello -
I'm using zabbix server v1.6.2 on Solaris 5.10 Generic_120011-14. I'm currently attempting to monitor a cisco catalyst 6509 via SNMP, but I must be doing something wrong. Unfortunately, I'm having some trouble interpreting error messages from the logs.
Zabbix Server: 192.168.255.36
Cisco 6509: 192.168.10.1
The Zabbix server complains with the following:
14334:20090305:115310 In get_value(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps)
14334:20090305:115310 In get_value_snmp(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps, oid:.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.9)
14334:20090305:115310 SNMP [[email protected]:161:161]
14334:20090305:115316 Item [core6509:SNMP-InOctets-Bps] error: Timeout while connecting to [192.168.255.36]
14334:20090305:115316 Parameter [SNMP-InOctets-Bps] is not supported by agent on host [core6509] Old status [0]
14334:20090305:115327 In get_value(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps)
14334:20090305:115327 In get_value_snmp(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps, oid:.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.9)
14334:20090305:115327 SNMP [[email protected]:161:161]
14334:20090305:115333 Item [core6509:SNMP-InOctets-Bps] error: Timeout while connecting to [192.168.255.36]
14334:20090305:120333 In get_value(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps)
14334:20090305:120333 In get_value_snmp(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps, oid:.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.9)
14334:20090305:120333 SNMP [[email protected]:161:161]
14334:20090305:120339 Item [core6509:SNMP-InOctets-Bps] error: Timeout while connecting to [192.168.255.36]
14334:20090305:121339 In get_value(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps)
14334:20090305:121339 In get_value_snmp(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps, oid:.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.9)
14334:20090305:121339 SNMP [[email protected]:161:161]
14334:20090305:121345 Item [core6509:SNMP-InOctets-Bps] error: Timeout while connecting to [192.168.255.36]
Where should I start with troubleshooting the Item error "Timeout while connecting to 192.168.255.36"... Is this an issue related to updating the zabbix db? I can snmpget the OID with no problems. The zabbix server appears to be listening on port 10051.
It's been a while since I've used Zabbix. What am I doing wrong?
I'm using zabbix server v1.6.2 on Solaris 5.10 Generic_120011-14. I'm currently attempting to monitor a cisco catalyst 6509 via SNMP, but I must be doing something wrong. Unfortunately, I'm having some trouble interpreting error messages from the logs.
Zabbix Server: 192.168.255.36
Cisco 6509: 192.168.10.1
The Zabbix server complains with the following:
14334:20090305:115310 In get_value(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps)
14334:20090305:115310 In get_value_snmp(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps, oid:.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.9)
14334:20090305:115310 SNMP [[email protected]:161:161]
14334:20090305:115316 Item [core6509:SNMP-InOctets-Bps] error: Timeout while connecting to [192.168.255.36]
14334:20090305:115316 Parameter [SNMP-InOctets-Bps] is not supported by agent on host [core6509] Old status [0]
14334:20090305:115327 In get_value(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps)
14334:20090305:115327 In get_value_snmp(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps, oid:.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.9)
14334:20090305:115327 SNMP [[email protected]:161:161]
14334:20090305:115333 Item [core6509:SNMP-InOctets-Bps] error: Timeout while connecting to [192.168.255.36]
14334:20090305:120333 In get_value(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps)
14334:20090305:120333 In get_value_snmp(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps, oid:.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.9)
14334:20090305:120333 SNMP [[email protected]:161:161]
14334:20090305:120339 Item [core6509:SNMP-InOctets-Bps] error: Timeout while connecting to [192.168.255.36]
14334:20090305:121339 In get_value(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps)
14334:20090305:121339 In get_value_snmp(key:SNMP-InOctets-Bps, oid:.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.9)
14334:20090305:121339 SNMP [[email protected]:161:161]
14334:20090305:121345 Item [core6509:SNMP-InOctets-Bps] error: Timeout while connecting to [192.168.255.36]
Where should I start with troubleshooting the Item error "Timeout while connecting to 192.168.255.36"... Is this an issue related to updating the zabbix db? I can snmpget the OID with no problems. The zabbix server appears to be listening on port 10051.
It's been a while since I've used Zabbix. What am I doing wrong?