You’re doing the right thing here — for Net-SNMP (and most NMS platforms), you have to import all dependent MIBs and referenced modules as well. You could use tools like smilint or Net-SNMP’s snmptranslate to identify missing dependencies
I am uploaded MIB files for the current version of Cisco devices from GitHub Repo. There were about 250 of the files, and I uploaded all to NMS. While running a SNMP walk from UI if the device failed to respond I am seeing lot of MIB compiling related errors. Looked like lot of them had missing...
Since cloud-init is an industry standard. the format is very flexible and depends on your particular environment. You can boot up the OVA and take a look around to answer any Operating Specific questions you may have. It might help to know that SevOne runs on Redhat 8.1 Operating System and uses...
I am trying to put together a cloud-init metadata yaml file that will set my network information in a VCenter Environment: IP Address and Subnet Default Gateway Primary/Secondary DNS Servers Host Name (Optional) Does anyone have a known good cloud-init metadata yaml configuration for VCenter...
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Hello, I'm semi-new to GraphQL and can make my way around SevOne. I'm attempting to pull some metrics/data back from DataInsight GraphQL. My limited access to the server prevents me from being able to look at the retinaserver for schema assistance. Does anyone have GraphQL experience that could...
Hi Aubrey, It looks like you are missing the following workflow that is used as a sub-flow within this main flow. I uploaded the missing flow here: absolute SevOne Ing...07-10 18 04 48.zip. It used to be listed in the community but disappeared, maybe due to workflow list housekeeping. :D
Hi Akhil, What you might want to try is using the API to query the NMS to get a list of devices, and then iterate through them with a snmpwalk, looking for ifOperStatus = down. Then count the results per device. If you have IBM's Rapid Infrastructure Automation (formerly Rapid Network automation...