RE : RE : {bb} SNMP traps from Cisco products

["FIGARO Nicolas" <nfigaro@effigie.fr>]

I'm not sure the interface errors are sent via snmp traps. 
But I guess you can get the interface input packets and errors using snmpget. 

You can then create your own datas (using rrdtool for example) and set the warn and panic 
level. I'm not very good in rrdtool, but there is a good mailing list. 
http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/rrdtool/

N F 

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Objet : RE: RE : {bb} SNMP traps from Cisco products


Can this method be used to pull interface errors? I noticed that on deadcat there are a number of scripts to display cpu status and other functions, but I could find nothing to monitor interface errors like the results you would see with a "show interface" command.

What would be ideal would be a script that would, say, divide delta input errors by delta total of input packets for the same time period. Then you could set an alert threshold of 0.5% and be notified if the error ratio went above that percentage. 

Am I asking for the moon?

Thanks,

Mike



Mike Morgan 
Public Communications Services 
Network/System Administrator 
Phone: 310-954-5410 
Fax: 310-954-5438 
Email: mike.morgan@teampcs.com 




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