Mirko,
Thanks for the information. I do have the agent aimed at the IP address of the HP switch. I also am testing the SNMP monitoring of HQ against one of our Cisco switches. Both of the switches list the same interfaces when looking at the device's resources:
Group Members Avail
rdu-2924-edge1.rpstechnology.com rdu-2924-edge1 bond0 Interface (0:e:7f:f1:29:b)
rdu-2924-edge1.rpstechnology.com rdu-2924-edge1 eth0 Interface (0:e:7f:f1:29:b)
rdu-2924-edge1.rpstechnology.com rdu-2924-edge1 eth1 Interface (0:e:7f:f1:29:b)
rdu-2924-edge1.rpstechnology.com rdu-2924-edge1 lo Interface
rdu-2924-edge1.rpstechnology.com rdu-2924-edge1 sit0 Interface
Obviously, these are not switch interfaces.
My HQ config for the Cisco switch looks like this:
Type & Network Properties
Platform Type: Cisco IOS Fully Qualified Domain Name: rdu-2924-edge1.janeway.com
Agent Connection: 192.168.10.164:2144
IP Address: 10.40.1.11 Netmask:
MAC Address:
Configuration Properties
interface.index ifDescr snmpIp 10.40.1.11
snmpPort 161 snmpVersion v2c
snmpCommunity public snmpUser username
snmpPassword ******* snmpAuthType md5
platform.log_track.enable false platform.log_track.level Error
platform.log_track.include platform.log_track.exclude
I have setup the HP switch the same way.
Thank you,
CTD