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Environmentals Question from Noob

I am new to trying to get Environmentals onto my "node details" screens. I have checked the ciscoEnvMonTemperatureStatusValueFahrenheit poller and I have nice dials on the node detail screens for 2 of my 6 cores (6509's). The other 4 say they have no stats or no poller setup. I have verified the pollers are selected for these nodes, and in the config's on these nodes, the "snmp-server enable traps" part of the config is identical. Any ideas on what I can check on?

Thanks,

Lee

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byrona

Have you verified that the problematic devices are actually returning values? When you are setting up the UnDP you have an option to test it against the devices you are going to assign it to.

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neilmborilla

Did you used Universal Device Poller to check on those remaining 4 if the MIB is returning some value?

lhoyle

I guess I am not sure how to do that. I went into the Universal Device Poller program, and under defined Pollers - I choose ciscoEnvMonTemperatureStatusValueFahrenheit. Under that, all 6 of the nodes are listed. On only 2 do I get a "gauge", the others I get a message of: No pollers assigned or no statistic results. Click edit button to change universal device poller assignment!

Any help will be appreciated!

Lee

byrona

Have you verified that the problematic devices are actually returning values? When you are setting up the UnDP you have an option to test it against the devices you are going to assign it to.

lhoyle

Thanks for leading me to the right direction. Once I setup a default group and put those devices in the group, I now have temperature gauges on all 6 devices!