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Question on SNMP/tempInlet
by Tim Chown 28 Aug '08

28 Aug '08

Hi, I noticed our cricket cron is generating errors on one SNMP OID, i.e. [14-Aug-2008 14:40:01 ] Retrieved data for b1-l1-cat1 (): U,U,U,U,U,U,U,U [14-Aug-2008 14:40:01 ] Some data is missing for b1-l1-cat1 (). [14-Aug-2008 14:40:01*] Received SNMP response with error code noSuchName. OID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1.3.1.3.1 Error and the lines leading up to it: [14-Aug-2008 14:40:01 ] Some data is missing for b1-l1-cat1 (). [14-Aug-2008 14:40:01*] Received SNMP response with error code noSuchName. OID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1.3.1.3.1 And yet if I look at the SNMP OID support listed for the device as reported by NAV I see: b1-l1-cat1 tempInlet 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1.3.1.3.1 CISCO-ENVMON-MIB ciscoEnvMonTemperatureStatusValue 21600 which implies the OID is supported, and is the device inlet temperature. Is there some additional IOS config required to make this particular data available to Cricket? Being new to OIDs, I'm confused as to why it seems to be available according to NAV, yet Cricket's getting an error. Thanks :) -- Tim

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Unexpected link into ipdevinfo beta code?
by Tim Chown 28 Aug '08

28 Aug '08

Hi, One of our admins spotted this, not sure if a bug or feature, so not submitted it (yet) to the bug tracker. If you drill down, as an Authenticated User, into Machine Tracker / MAC Search / MAC Search results and then click the (details) link for an interface you are jumped into the /ipdevinfo code, and taken out of the main browse/report code. Since the default permissions for an Authenticated User does not include ipdevinfo, the user gets a permission denied :( I think the (details) link should take you to a link like /browse/b59-l2-cat1/module3/port1846/ rather than one like /ipdevinfo/b59-l2-cat1/module=3/swport=GigabitEthernet3/0/44/ but I assume this has been done in part to test the ipdevinfo beta code? Both pages seems to serve a similar function, one the old way, one (I assume) the new way under development? (The ipdevinfo page doesn't have the Cricket links in place yet) The problem is that Authenticated Users hit this permissions issue, but if we try to add |ipdevinfo| into the web_access permissions, it doesn't seem to resolve the permissions problem. Is that link to the newer stuff intended? If so, how should we correct the permissions problem? Thanks :) -- Tim

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Unsupported SNMP protocol error on Cisco devices
by Christian Baensch 28 Aug '08

28 Aug '08

Hello, we have got some problems to add our Cisco routers to the database: Error: nav.Snmp.UnsupportedSnmpVersionError: Unsupported SNMP protocol version: 0 Unfortunately it happens to all our Cisco routers but not the Cisco switches. This Error Notify already occured in your mailling list with the hint: jar -tf /usr/local/nav/lib/java/SimpleSnmp.jar This is our output: nav:~# jar -tf /usr/local/nav/lib/java/SimpleSnmp.jar META-INF/ META-INF/MANIFEST.MF no/ no/ntnu/ no/ntnu/nav/ no/ntnu/nav/SimpleSnmp/ no/ntnu/nav/SimpleSnmp/SimpleSnmp.class no/ntnu/nav/SimpleSnmp/SimpleSnmpHP.class no/ntnu/nav/SimpleSnmp/TimeoutException.class What can we do? We are running actually NAV 3.3.3 with SunJava 1.4.2. Thanks in advance! With kind regards Christian Baensch -- Christian Baensch, Kommunikationssysteme Friedrich-Alexander-Universitaet Erlangen-Nuernberg, Germany Regionales Rechenzentrum Erlangen (RRZE) christian.baensch(a)rrze.uni-erlangen.de www.rrze.uni-erlangen.de

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Re: Questions on prefixes and traffic maps
by Tim Chown 22 Aug '08

22 Aug '08

On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 07:25:40PM +0200, Vidar Faltinsen wrote: > Tim Chown wrote: > > >When we do add the 6509, how should we enter the prefix/scope information? > >I'm a little confused as to the meaning of static/reserved/scope for the > >'Add prefix' option in the Edit Database. We have maybe 25 vlans and > >subnets, and I assume we need to add them all here. I assume we use > >'scope' for devices we manage? > > When you add a router to NAV with ditto subnets, you simple add the > router (add IP device in Edit Databe) as category GW or GSW (the latter > if it also has layer 2 switch ports, in which a 6509 typically has). > > The subnets will then be autodetected and added to NAV. In cases where > the interfaces are virtual, NAV will also derive the subnet to vlan > mapping, i.e. Interface Vlan10 is a routerport for vlan 10. Hi Vidar, thanks for the explanation. That is indeed what happened when we added our router device(s). The vlan database was also populated and we can still edit scope data via the vlan editor (the two are quite closely coupled :) > You do not have to add a scope to NAV, if you do you do it for one > reason only, to give outer scope information to "the IP address scope - > graphical view" linked from the report tool. Read; > http://metanav.uninett.no/reporttool#ip_address_scope_-_graphical_view Ah, OK, so (for example) we could manually add our campus prefix of 152.78.0.0/16 and the other scopes would then be listed underneath (whether manually entered or autodiscovered)? That's nice. > >Second main question is on the traffic maps. It seems at first glance > >that these show traffic between router interfaces. Is it possible to > >have the traffic map show loads between trunk ports that connect switch > >stacks? That would be very useful for us if it could be configured. > > The traffic map of today is soon to be replaced with a new one, and this > will be able to show the traffic between trunk ports. When I say soon, > hopefully 3.5 in September, it may not be feature complete at that time, > but hopefully this will be in place. That would be really useful :) > You may be able to see the trunk port traffic on todays map as well if > you drill down on a relevant subnet to see the layer 2 structure. The information as you imply is all there, 'just' need a view of it. Certainly enjoying exploring NAV, it's very useful so far, many thanks for all the team's work on it :) -- Tim

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Bugtracker moved from Sourceforge to Launchpad
by Kristian Klette 20 Aug '08

20 Aug '08

Hi all NAVers! Our new bugtracker is located at http://bugs.launchpad.net/nav All of the bugs that were reported on Sourceforge was imported, so all the data should be there. To simplefy bug-reporting for developers and other console-junkies, the nav-tip[0] now has a small tool called nav_bug.py in the contrib folder. Add this tool to your path and run nav_bug.py --help for more info about how to use the tool. I hope you all will enjoy using a more up-to-date bugtracker, and help us making NAV even better! - Kristian Klette [0]: http://metanav.uninett.no/hg/default -- Mvh Kristian Klette «Programs for sale: Fast, Reliable, Cheap: choose two.»

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Questions on prefixes and traffic maps
by Tim Chown 20 Aug '08

20 Aug '08

Hi NAVers, We've just installed NAV on a Debian4 r3 system for our department network that has a core Cisco 6509 and a number of satellite 3750 stacks and Cisco wireless APs. At present our 3750 stacks are switching only, and thus in NAV we entered them as SW devices (Layer 2, many vlans). So far in NAV we have enabled monitoring of our 3750 stacks, but not yet the core 6509, so we only have layer 2 info/configs. We're getting data now for our switch port use, and cricket showing info on packet rates through the ports. When we do add the 6509, how should we enter the prefix/scope information? I'm a little confused as to the meaning of static/reserved/scope for the 'Add prefix' option in the Edit Database. We have maybe 25 vlans and subnets, and I assume we need to add them all here. I assume we use 'scope' for devices we manage? I notice we cannot add vlans directly; I assume this is implied from the vlan information added in the prefixes? Second main question is on the traffic maps. It seems at first glance that these show traffic between router interfaces. Is it possible to have the traffic map show loads between trunk ports that connect switch stacks? That would be very useful for us if it could be configured. Thanks for any comments or suggestions/tips! -- Tim

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Announcement: NAV 3.4.1 released
by Morten Brekkevold 03 Aug '08

03 Aug '08

NAV 3.4.1 is now available for download at SourceForge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/nav/ This is a bugfix release, the changelog is attached to this message. Binary packages for Debian will be available soon. The Debian package is maintained by Morten Werner Forsbring, on commission from UNINETT. We are currently working on migrating NAV from SourceForge.net to Launchpad.net; downloads and issue trackers will be available there once the migration is complete (a separate announcement will be made). We are also working on complete rewrites of AlertEngine and AlertProfiles in Python, thereby ridding NAV entirely of PHP, and almost entirely of Perl. In the process we will also solve some of the basic problems that have plagued alert profiles and alert dispatching for a while. We are hoping to introduce these rewrites in NAV 3.5, scheduled for this fall. Happy NAVing everyone! -- mvh Morten Brekkevold UNINETT

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Problem with Network explorer after upgrading to 3.4/3.4.2 and an issue with c6509-E
by Rikard Stemland Skjelsvik 01 Aug '08

01 Aug '08

Dear all, I have a small issue with Nav after upgrading to 3.4 When i click on the link to Network explorer, i get the following error: HTTP Status 404 - /navAdmin/servlet/navAdmin type Status report message /navAdmin/servlet/navAdmin description The requested resource (/navAdmin/servlet/navAdmin) is not available. Apache Tomcat/5.5 The catalog /var/www/nav/navAdmin only includes .htaccess and an index file that is zero bytes. I am running Debian and i upgraded from a previous version(where network explorer worked) with the apt-get dist-upgrade command. My google-fu came up with a previous poster where Morten Brekkevold replied: NAV contains two Java servlets, vPServer.war and navAdmin.war . These are usually installed in the apache/webapps/ directory, and should be symlinked into Tomcat's webapps directory (wherever your Tomcat installation may be, you don't mention which distro you are using). The catalog /var/www/nav/vPServer, as /var/www/nav/navAdmin, includes only .htaccess and index. A find reveals that both vPServer.war and navAdmin.war is installed in /var/lib/tomcat5.5/webapps/ I would apreciate any help or pointers that could help me solve this problem. As a side note: When adding a Cisco 6509 running s72033_rp-ADVIPSERVICESK9_WAN-M), Version 12.2(33)SXH1, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc3) to NAV, the cpu on the 6500 went through the roof. This could be a bug, though, i have seen CiscoWorks doing the same before. Any ideas? Is there a way to "nice" NAV on some types of equipment? Regards, Rikard

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questions on MetaNAV about ipv6
by yongkai Jiang 01 Aug '08

01 Aug '08

hi all, I am writing this letter to ask some questions about ipv6 support on MetaNAV. We are investigating into MetaNAV3.4 to manage ipv6 networks. In MetaNAV3.4.0 release note, it says that the system supports ipv6 now. I am a new comer to MetaNAV and know little about SNMP and ipv6 at the moment. So I wonder what does it means by supporting ipv6? Does it means that it has full support on it? eg, can metanav discover an ipv6 device and query related information from it(cpu,load, etc.)? Does it auto-discover the topology in an ipv6 vlan? Can it deal with ipv6 addresses? ... Thanks in advance! Best regards! Sincerely, Richard July 30, 2008

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no such checker: oracle ?
by Stokkenes Vidar 31 Jul '08

31 Jul '08

Hello, As I've recently managed to set up my Siemens SMS gateway properly with the latest gammu, I want to make a profile to monitor our Oracle cluster with NAV and send a notification when its down. While adding the premade "oracle" service to a server (SRV) object, "servicemon" gives me the following error in servicemon.log: [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle [2008-07-31 15:06:38] db.py:getCheckers:226 [Critical] no such checker: oracle This kinda tells me that the premade service called "oracle" is either defunct or just a limbo... But why is it in the list when it doesn't seem to be working? And how can I "recreate" this service in NAV? (I know which ports to probe, etc) I tried to look around with"find" and "locate", but I can't seem to find the location where I can add/edit these premade services (http/https/ssh/dc/oracle/dns, etc) Any help would be appreciated! ------------------------------------------------------ Vidar Stokkenes Konsulent Nettverk Seksjon for nettverk og telekom HN IKT - Tromsø Tlf: 76 16 61 87 / 77 66 99 55 Mobil: 95 87 99 42 e-post: vidar.stokkenes(a)hn-ikt.no<mailto:vidar.stokkenes@hn-ikt.no> [cid:image001.png@01C8F31F.82A227E0]

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