Greetings.
I'm currently having problems getting SNMP Traps to be received by my new SolarWinds install.
Server = Windows 2008 R2
NPM Version = 10.2
My server is dual homed to a public (208.x.x.x) and private interface (10.x.x.x).
All hosts sending SNMP Traps are Juniper Routers and Switches (MX480s, EX4200s, J4350s) and I have configured on each of them a trap-group that sends traps to both target interfaces (for testing purposes, I should see two traps for each event).
I have added each of these devices as a node to the SNMP Monitoring tool and everything works fine, so I know that bi-directional communication is available.
The SysLog fucntion works properly, all SysLog messages are making it into the SysLog viewer and showing up on the Web Console.
I have:
* Enabled Windows SNMP Services & SNMP Trap Services
* Verified SolarWinds SNMP Trap and Syslog services are "run as Administrator"
* Verified the Windows Firewall is not blocking inbound SNMP Traps (should not be anyway, I have set it to allow any source IP/Port inbound on each of the related services).
* Turned traceoptions on my test Juniper on to verify the Trap is being sent, and I see my Output Traps counter increasing. My test router is on the same physical switch / subnet as the SolarWinds server (private interface, though I have it sending traps to both since it is also dual homed). To test it, I'll go phsyically unplug a working interface on the Juniper and it will generate a trap message, I'll see it in the debug, and I'll see the counter increment:
(Oct 21 18:33:01 *Name Omitted* mib2d[1071]: SNMP_TRAP_LINK_DOWN: ifIndex 507, ifAdminStatus up(1), ifOperStatus down(2), ifName ge-0/0/0)
snmp trap-group blah target 208.x.x.x (and another for 10.x.x.x)
Any suggestions on some configuration parameters on either side I may have missed?
