Hello all,
I'm having problems combining a discovery rule with an action rule. What I'm trying to do is the discovery of all our switches en routers via snmp, get the model number and a specific value that indicates that the switch is part of a stack.
These are the checks in the Discovery rule:
- ICMP Ping
- SNMPv2 agent ".1.3.6.1.2.1.47.1.1.1.1.2.1001" (model number)
- SNMPv2 agent ".1.3.6.1.4.1.9.5.1.2.15.0" (is the switch part of a stack)
So far so good, when I check the discovery status page I see switches appear and all fields are green.
The next thing I did was to create a action that should link a template too a switch and put it in a group. The conditions are as follows:
- Discovery status = "Discovered"
- Received value like "WS-C3750-24P"
- Received value like "1"
I changed the Received value to = "WS-C3750-24P" and = "1" but that made no difference.
And no matter what I try it just doesn't work. It's driving me insane!
Is it possible that your only allowed one snmpv2 check?
I'm having problems combining a discovery rule with an action rule. What I'm trying to do is the discovery of all our switches en routers via snmp, get the model number and a specific value that indicates that the switch is part of a stack.
These are the checks in the Discovery rule:
- ICMP Ping
- SNMPv2 agent ".1.3.6.1.2.1.47.1.1.1.1.2.1001" (model number)
- SNMPv2 agent ".1.3.6.1.4.1.9.5.1.2.15.0" (is the switch part of a stack)
So far so good, when I check the discovery status page I see switches appear and all fields are green.
The next thing I did was to create a action that should link a template too a switch and put it in a group. The conditions are as follows:
- Discovery status = "Discovered"
- Received value like "WS-C3750-24P"
- Received value like "1"
I changed the Received value to = "WS-C3750-24P" and = "1" but that made no difference.
And no matter what I try it just doesn't work. It's driving me insane!
Is it possible that your only allowed one snmpv2 check?
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