I hate that my first post is a problem. I've been using (read tinkering) with this product for a while and I am very impressed with it. I've just recently started to deploy it into a production environment, hence my first problem.
I have Zabbix 1.4.2 (precompiled) running on Fedora 7 with net-snmp version 5.4.
I'm using SNMP solely to monitor a heterogenous network. Polling devices is working flawlessly. I am unable however to get snmptrap.sh to properly parse the supplied traps. The script is working to input the data into Zabbix's server process, but the string that is getting put in is blank. I modified snmptrapd.conf to perform execute,log on my community, and the information in the log file is appropriate, zabbix is still blank. So I modified snmptrap.sh directly after the 'read' statements, to echo the variables to a text file. The file is being written to, but it is also blank. So it would appear that the read statements are not interpreting the output from snmptrapd properly.
Has anyone else seen anything like this or have a suggestion as to how to tweak my snmptrapd/zabbix setup?
Thanks in advance.
I have Zabbix 1.4.2 (precompiled) running on Fedora 7 with net-snmp version 5.4.
I'm using SNMP solely to monitor a heterogenous network. Polling devices is working flawlessly. I am unable however to get snmptrap.sh to properly parse the supplied traps. The script is working to input the data into Zabbix's server process, but the string that is getting put in is blank. I modified snmptrapd.conf to perform execute,log on my community, and the information in the log file is appropriate, zabbix is still blank. So I modified snmptrap.sh directly after the 'read' statements, to echo the variables to a text file. The file is being written to, but it is also blank. So it would appear that the read statements are not interpreting the output from snmptrapd properly.
Has anyone else seen anything like this or have a suggestion as to how to tweak my snmptrapd/zabbix setup?
Thanks in advance.
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