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SwOS SNMP + The Dude. How to setup?
Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2017 1:47 pm
by bgvndas
Hello.
SwOS SNMP + The Dude. How to setup recording or switch port speed statistics from SwOS to the Dude?
I need to see bandwidth throughput draft history on switch port.
Re: SwOS SNMP + The Dude. How to setup?
Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2018 12:34 pm
by abrar226
i need the same.
i have some swos switches CSS326-24G-2S+ on dude and i want to see the tx/rx on them.
i enabled snmp but it doesn't read the ports.
do i need to add something to do that.
Re: SwOS SNMP + The Dude. How to setup?
Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2018 2:05 pm
by ZschimmerIT
Same here,
when adding the "link" between switch and device by selecting "Mastering type: snmp" the switchports should automatically been recognized but they aren't.
What's wrong there?
Is there a missing mib file?
I know that it's possible to find the oid of the specific ports and paste then in the "label" but this is a very complicated way to do.....
Pls help
Cheers
Re: SwOS SNMP + The Dude. How to setup?
Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2018 1:45 am
by teslasystems
I have looked in SNMP tree and it seems that the switch doesn't provides any data related to port tx/rx rate.
Please add this data!
Re: SwOS SNMP + The Dude. How to setup?
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2019 10:16 pm
by teslasystems
In 2.9 it's possible to see interface speed with SNMP! Thanks MikroTik!
Re: SwOS SNMP + The Dude. How to setup?
Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2019 6:00 pm
by roque86
Hello,
I am also trying to see SwOs info on The Dude but I am not able too see link status or any interface under the snmp tab at all.
Switch: CSS326-24G-2S+ Swos C2.10
Any clues?
Re: SwOS SNMP + The Dude. How to setup?
Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2019 1:09 pm
by EdPa
SwOS only supports a partial MIKROTIK-MIB (for health, PoE-out and SFP diagnostics). To monitor interface status and some other counters, you should look for IF-MIB. Use snmpwalk to see exact OIDs.
Re: SwOS SNMP + The Dude. How to setup?
Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2019 3:58 pm
by roque86
SwOS only supports a partial MIKROTIK-MIB (for health, PoE-out and SFP diagnostics). To monitor interface status and some other counters, you should look for IF-MIB. Use snmpwalk to see exact OIDs.
Thank you, but while it was possible to use the snmpwalk to see the OID tree, I do not think it helps setting the link status on The Dude.
What did the trick was to change the Snmp Profile from 'default' to 'v2-public'