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how to monitor device that isn't support snmp

Huawei U1930 device is designed for voice over ip. This device isn't support snmp,and how we configure npm to monitor this device?Does NPM can monitor device that isn't support snmp?

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zkahl

NPM can monitor via ICMP, SNMP or WMI. In the case of the U1930 you can add it using ICMP but won't get any SNMP info like, memory, utilization, interfaces, etc. But you can monitor to make sure the node is reachable.

Hope this helps.

Zak

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zkahl

Hope this helps.

Zak

802jr

Like mentions above you can monitor via those methods (ICMP, SNMP, and WMI). The down fall to the device you what to monitor is that you can only tell whether it is up or down with the ICMP Reply and you cannot manage it as you would be able to with SNMP.

lishanke

Thank you for your help,and I'll send this message to my boss.

Thank you!

lishanke

Thanks for your help!

发件人: 802jr

发送时间: 2013年8月9日 10:53

收件人: 李善科(Li Shanke 昆仑联通)

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