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Juniper SSG showing as unknown

biboyeli

Hello,

I am new with solarwinds and I am evaluating it. Our Juniper SSG devices are showing as an unknown on the NPM. I believe I have configured SNMP correctly. Anyone can help me with this on how to configure SSG's so it will show up in NPM?

Thanks

Eliseo

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smartd

Be sure to enable management/SNMP on the port accessible by your NPM. Often it's easiest to mange the "Management" interface. Be sure to setup you communities and allowed IPs (0.0.0.0/0)

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smartd

Be sure to enable management/SNMP on the port accessible by your NPM. Often it's easiest to mange the "Management" interface. Be sure to setup you communities and allowed IPs (0.0.0.0/0)

biboyeli

Thanks that solve it for me

smartd

set snmp community "my.community.name" Read-Only Trap-off version v2c
set snmp community "health" Read-Only Trap-on traffic version v2c
set snmp host "my.community.name" 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0
set snmp host "health" 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.255 trap v2
set snmp contact "NOC"
set snmp name "Device Name to use as Node Name"
unset snmp auth-trap enable
set syslog config "10.1.1.1"
set syslog config "10.1.1.1" facilities local1 local1
set syslog enable

Using trust interface for snmp, Send traps and syslog to your NPM box, and I run off auth-traps which cause alot of noise.
Be sure trust in manageable and SNMP enabled under Interfaces.

smartd

Not a problem.
We're a 75% Juniper shop using switches and firewalls (and SSL boxes)