Hiding IP SLA Configuration

[a.alnassir1]

As long as I remember, there is an SNMP object used to hide IP SLA configuration from the running configuration file. Recently, I tried to find the OID but I'm having difficulties finding anything relevant.  Can anybody provide me with the OID(s) and a documentation if possible.

Thanks.

[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

the only thing I can think of is configuring an snmp server view that restricts access to the IP SLA Mib(s).

snmp-server view noipsla oid-tree excluded

where the oid-tree would be the one of the IP SLA Mib you want to restrict access to.

Is that what you are referring to ?

[Mark Malone]

Hi

Hers another way ,see the screenshot I have attached , I couldn't print it as CSC forum blocks the brackets , this EEM script should block it , I use it to block menus in my config that have up to 300 lines of config , when the show run initiates EEM kicks in and tells it to exclude the sla config

you can see it with show event manager history events ... after it runs

or if you need to remove it just no event manager .....

One thing il say I hit a bug with this in ios-xe 16.04b image but only on about 5 out of 70 routers , it would just abort and hang , you can test anyway if you want