Posts Tagged ‘ snmp ’

Getting Temperature Data from a 6500 via SNMP

August 19, 2009
By Aaron Conaway

I apologize to my adoring fans (both of you) for the lack of posting.  I’m in the middle of moving, buying a new house, selling my current house, getting a mortgage, etc.  I’ve up until 11:30 nearly every night filling out forms and going through red tape.  Don’t get me started on getting money...

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Is That a Bandwidth Graph or a Polygraph?

December 23, 2008
By Aaron Conaway

I thought I’d throw an easy one out before taking off for the holiday.  Merry Christmas, Hannukah, Kwanzaa, Saturnia, etc., to all. A few years ago, I was looking through some Cacti graphs of gigabit trunks between 6500s and noticed an abrupt change in traffic.  The graphs were nice and smooth at around 135Mpbs...

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Free and Awesome Network Tools

November 17, 2007
By Aaron Conaway

We all have limited budgets these days. Long gone are the days of unlimited resources and uncontrollable expansion of the network, so it’s important that any network dude or dudette pay attention to the open-source world. Below is a list of stuff I use at the office and at home to monitor, trend, and...

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Monitoring the CSM with SNMP

October 23, 2007
By Aaron Conaway

I had an article a few weeks ago about the Cisco CSM, which is a load-balancer module for the 6500 series switches. This thing is a pretty good device, but monitoring the connections to each VIP and RIP is not very straightforward. If you have an SNMP monitoring system like Cacti or MRTG, you...

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SNMP v3 is Easy!

September 16, 2007
By Aaron Conaway

I finally got around to looking into SNMP v3 and was shocked at how easy it actually is. When I first looked up info on it so many moons ago, I saw table after tables of views and privilege levels and thought I would have to put in a billion hours getting it customized....

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