Hi,
I’m running SLES 11 SP2 on a HP DL585. Quite frequently I have to restart SNMPD because for some reason, the HP MIBs just dissappear.
I have psp-9.10.sles11.x86_64 installed.
Does anybody have a solution for this?
Thank you.
Lloyd
Hi
So is the snmpd daemon stopping? Have you looked through the logs
in /var/log?
When you say restart the daemon, I’m assuming on this device?
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[QUOTE]So is the snmpd daemon stopping? Have you looked through the logs
in /var/log?[/QUOTE]
Nope, snmpd doesn’t stop running.
I’ve only looked at the snmpd logs for the moment. Didn’t realize there were also logs on hp-health, hp-snmp-agents in /var/logs.
Will check those logs again next time the HP MIBs disappear.
Yes
We have exactly the same problem.
Any news about this?
Regards
Andreas
[QUOTE=Andreas Ebert;5158]We have exactly the same problem.
Any news about this?
[/QUOTE]
None so far, I have been unable to see anything which may indicate a problem in the hp-* and snmp logs.
In addition it is difficult to determine which part of SNMP and or HP/SNMP is failing.
What kind of HP hardware are you running ?
I have seen a few updates on some HP SNMP packages. But I would like to understand what is happening instead of blindly installing update HP/SNMP packages.
It would be nice to have a HP/SuSE opinion on this?
Open up a case/SR then, both at HP and at SUSE.
It is a ProLiant DL 380 G5.
But i guess is independt from a special hardware…
Regards
Andreas