[SNMP problem] #2 value error

[gecko]

Hallo to all,

I'm starting to use Zabbix (very good software) for monitoring some Wireless Access Point (Interepoch)...
I'd like to collect data about the traffic incoming and outgoing and some other information (like Mac address for example).


# FOR INCOMING BYTE
With snmpwalk I've this data:

# snmpwalk -Os -c xxxx -v 1 x.y.z.w interfaces.ifTable.ifEntry.ifInOctets.4
ifInOctets.4 = Counter32: 58063543

with zabbix i've have this error:
value #2 has unknow type

I think that the problem is: Counter32: 58063543 probably the word Counter32:.

With MRTG I can produce graph... and I'm sure that I miss something in my Zabbix configuration...

Any Ideas?

Anyone collect bandwidth data with snmp & zabbix?

Bye.

[dpsantos]

Ohhhh boy!!

I have those errors with every snmp hardware i have.... i keep telling Alexei these thigs...

[Alexei]

Now it's in Top 10 of my TODO list

[gecko]

I hope this list isn't too long

[dpsantos]

I'ts almost unimaginable how i need thix fix!!

Now it's in Top 10 of my TODO list

I'ts almost unimaginable how i need thix fix!!
I'ts almost unimaginable how i need thix fix!!

I would kill for it...

[Alexei]

By the way, you're on 1.0, aren't you? Is this problem 1.0 related, or it also affects 1.1 alphas?

[dpsantos]

I always and always....

Use bleeding edge...
This problem occurs in every zabbix version.
SNMP codes contain ALOT of "headers" like... "counter64" "counter32" etc.... depends on the snmp version.
Please fix this... i tryed myself but i came up with nothing.

[gecko]

Zabbix version

I've installed ZABBIX 1.1alpha10.

[chocho63]

SNMP Problem

On a Redhat AS 3.0 with Zabbix 1.1 alpha 11, I use this value :

IF-MIB::ifInOctets.2 = Counter32: 3033500777

In SNMP OID, I put 'IF-MIB::ifInOctets.2'

That works fine.

[dpsantos]

Yes........

Try a Counter64 value........ and see what happends...

[gecko]

On a Redhat AS 3.0 with Zabbix 1.1 alpha 11, I use this value :

IF-MIB::ifInOctets.2 = Counter32: 3033500777

In SNMP OID, I put 'IF-MIB::ifInOctets.2'

That works fine.

I'll try with Zabbix 1.1 alpha 11... I'm on a Debian Stable...