Dave_Lee
Advisor
AdvisorUsing !snmpdiagnose
I've been having a play with the !snmpdiagnose command in collector debug. I assume I should be providing the OID I want to query at the end of the command, like you would with the !snmpwalk command...
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SNMP diagnose only requires the host name. It checks standard oids to make sure they are available and that SNMP is working.
Do
help !snmpDiagnose
- Dave_Lee
I guess the things I'm testing against (Cisco Meraki's cloud based SNMP service) doesn't respond to some of the standard OIDs it's checking for.
help !snmpDiagnose seems to give me the same output as just doing !snmpdiagnose, which suggests I should be able to specific oids at the end of the command, like you do with snmp.
Eric_HLM Champion
Hi Dave,
You're correct, you may include specific OIDs that you would like to check following the <host> and separated by spaces, as in the help file you mentioned above.
You may also override the other SNNP settings using the "options" parameters before the <host>. Any parameters not specified will be pulled from the <host> Resource or the setting in the Collector Config / agent.conf settings.agent.conf Collector Settings
https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/agent-conf-file-configurations
____Eric Hale
Technical Support Engineer II,
LogicMonitor Technical Support
Austin, TXAccessing LogicMonitor Support Resources
https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/about-logicmonitor/customer-support/get-support-resourcesThat's about par for Meraki. Also make sure you don't have an IP restriction on Meraki and that it's using v3, which is required by Meraki.
