Hi,
We have to monitor about 120+ routers for a customer.
There is no SNMP enabled and we only have the loopback addresses of the routers. I have discovered all of the "routers" and each one shows up as "Undefined".
As a result of no snmp what do I have to reclassify the router as ?? Re-classifying them as a Cisco router does not give me a unispace nor any messages in the event console.
(Router up or down)
We just need to monitor the routers for availability,
(Ping is up or down)and need the messages to get to the event console so that we can log a call.
According to one document the ping agent only works if the hostname can be pinged. (We changed the label of the devices from the ipaddress to a more friendly name)
Has anybody got any ideas ???
Any suggestion greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Faiyaz Mayet
South Africa
We have to monitor about 120+ routers for a customer.
There is no SNMP enabled and we only have the loopback addresses of the routers. I have discovered all of the "routers" and each one shows up as "Undefined".
As a result of no snmp what do I have to reclassify the router as ?? Re-classifying them as a Cisco router does not give me a unispace nor any messages in the event console.
(Router up or down)
We just need to monitor the routers for availability,
(Ping is up or down)and need the messages to get to the event console so that we can log a call.
According to one document the ping agent only works if the hostname can be pinged. (We changed the label of the devices from the ipaddress to a more friendly name)
Has anybody got any ideas ???
Any suggestion greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Faiyaz Mayet
South Africa