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Unmanaging/remanaging didn't resolve the issue. I think the answer lies within SQL.

The data type is OID. The OID it supplies is the OID for Digi Power Manufacturing, and that is the machine type when you view the node on NPM. The issue is not adding the node with SNMP, but adding the node with a write string. The RPM I'm having this issue with forces me to specify a write string, but NPM will not allow…

Yeah I know what you mean. I've tried both by this point, but I usually type it in and have basically been typing exclusively in this matter for a while now. Now NPM lets me submit the node changes with a read/write string, it just says that it couldn't validate the SNMP credentials and then provides me with no polling…

I went to edit interface, and the bandwidth was set as follows: Even if it had discovered it as 10 Mbps, the custom bandwidth is set far higher, so I don't think I should be getting this issue. I saw this thread: http://thwack.solarwinds.com/docs/DOC-169067 and am thinking maybe that's what I need to do. But if the custom…

Just completed an SNMPwalk and my computer seems to have talked to the thing no problem

Turns out the polling engine was different than the Trap IP I had configured, so I changed the Trap IP, but still no luck. Btw, the device shouldn't need to reset since one of the major selling points of this power supply is that it can be remotely configured and operated.

The device is a minuteman power supply. I configured the trap destination to our NOC, but it could be there's a specific server we use. I'll ask someone here. Tried, the reset, no luck. Thanks for the suggestion though.

The interface speeds are both set to 10.0 Gbps, but we do have an SQL server. I saw some stuff about SQL in another thread, but if these are loopback interfaces with dynamic speed settings, would the Configured Interface Speed even show up in NPM? I see one and/or two possibilities here. 1. NPM is reading loopback…

I have the software version: 09.30-011F-28.14-SPA As far as the equipment goes, there are multiple nodes, and I have a spreadsheet for each node, detailing all the equipment each node uses.

Sorry, I'm working on figuring out all that information. I know the vendor, which is Cerent, but I'm still trying to find the other info. Where would I find the text mib?

This issue kind of resolved itself yesterday. I was asked to change the IP and SNMP credentials on the switch and the new configuration worked just fine. Sorry to waste your time, I'll update the status of the discussion.

Unfortunately I don't think I could get the polling engine restarted, just because I'm only doing some testing and asking someone to restart the entire polling engine for some tinkering around is probably not going to happen. I think what the issue may be is that the IP address for the switch was previously used for…

is bumping a thing here? (if so, bump)

Some more info. Only 2 out of 3 interfaces show the ridiculous utilization; this is normal, the one interface has never shown high utilization. Maybe there is an issue gathering information about the interfaces?

A co-worker sent me a file with all the Cerent MIB definitions, and I found the OID. But thanks Richard, that's good info for the future.