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PAGEME1000
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Hello Mate
What snmp manger are you using on the network? For instance HP Openview has a feature within snmp event manager log only log and display or display only......?I have seen differences between similar versions of equipment where snmp is not recognised...The physical hardware had changed mid way through the production run and only the latest mib supported both sets of hardware even though its the same type of device!
What snmp manger are you using on the network? For instance HP Openview has a feature within snmp event manager log only log and display or display only......?I have seen differences between similar versions of equipment where snmp is not recognised...The physical hardware had changed mid way through the production run and only the latest mib supported both sets of hardware even though its the same type of device!
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I am using HP OV - none of these events are set to log only - this only happens with a few of our Ciscos. if we receive the event "link down on serial1" for example, we do not receive the "link up on serial1" event - although the link has come up and the log on the router has the link up message in it. really strange
Download a simple trap receiver to take OV out of the question. Try this one:
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