snmpv2 configuration for vManage, vSmart & vBond

[Sushil93]

Hello Guys,

Hope you are good and doing well !!

i am looking for snmpv2 config for the vManage, vSmart & vBond running on version 20.9.4 and found that command like "snmp-server host <ip address> is not available in all the 3 controllers.

so, how i will send the traps for authentication, Informational etc. to the 3rd party NMS  tool like SolarWinds or i can say monitoring done with the integration with NMS tools like SolarWinds.
I found some cli commands to configure community and type of access (RO/RW) but from that perspective is SolarWinds able to fetch Controllers details which are hosted in  AWS environment. 

Looking for your help and support or if any document or resources available it will be great help for me.

Regards,

Sushil Kumar

[Kanan Huseynli]

Hi,

if controllers are managed by vManage (even vManage itself) , then you can use SNMP template:

In the below section of the template you can define target server for traps (put relevant IP):

In trap group you define group with respective hardware module and alarm criticality (minor major critical) and use it in trap target server configuration.

CLI example for SNMPv2 (from one of the deployments):

snmp
   no shutdown
   view [view name]
         oid 1.3.6.1   > this is internet OID
!
    community [snmp community]
          view v2_ro >created above and community uses this view
          authorization read-only
!
      trap target vpn 512 [server_IP] 162
             group-name [Trap_group_name] > created below separately
             community-name [snmp_community]
            source-interface eth0
!
       trap group [Trap_group_name]
             all > this is hardware module (bfd, app-route etc.)
             level major > level of trap alerts (minor, major, critical)
exit
exit

Note: In CLI all are under the same column level, I can modified to right for easier understanding while parsing configuration for reading

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/sdwan/configuration/snmp/snmp-book/m-snmp.html

[balaji.bandi]

As long as you have routing correct and NMS reachable, you should be able to Monitor all devices. We have been doing this for quite Some time.

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/sdwan/configuration/snmp/snmp-book/m-snmp.html