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Solarwinds monitoring config target to use the Management interface

brucetran

Where do I go to change Solarwinds monitoring config target to use the Management interface on all network devices instead of the inside/internal interface to pull the config from the device?

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bdufresne

Bruce,

I believe this would be a change on the node configuration, as well as snmp-source and configuring the ssh for a specific interface. If you change the node IP to the management IP, all traffic should flow through that.

Hope that helps,

Bryan

brucetran

Thanks Bryan. This might be an option but wondering if we need to change a script in Solarwinds.

bdufresne

Wouldn't necessarily need to be a script. Can you provide some more information about what you're requesting? Or provide an example of what you mean? I just want to make sure we are talking about the same things.

Bryan

brucetran

Right now pull the config from the device we use internal interface, just need to know where to change to use management interface instead.

bdufresne

Is the internal interface the IP address of the Node in SolarWinds?

brucetran

Good question Bryan but I'm new to Solarwinds and trying to figure to answer you. Where can I go to check? I can get you some screenshots.

bdufresne

Bruce,

Open a node that you know is not being managed by the management interface. You can do this from Settings, Manage Nodes, then select a node. Is that IP address the internal IP address of the device?

Bryan