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I am trying to automate a backup solution for the Cisco RFGW-1 devices that we currently have in our network using SNMP from a Python script. My issue is that whenever I set a value for an OID I end up with an "illegal value" entry in the RFGW-1 logs...
Well... I was able to determine my issue and get my script working... I'm not sure if the issue is with the RFGW-1 or pysnmp.You cannot set values for multiple OIDs in one snmp set request. I broke my script into a separate set command for each value...
... and more trouble...OID ".1.3.6.1.4.1.1429.1.12.1.2.1.6" appears to be ignored by the RFGW-1 as well. This corresponds to " rfgw1GeneralSaveConfiguration", which SHOULD cause the RFGW-1 to save the running configuration to the startup configuratio...
...Looking online I came across this file, "RFGW_1-MIBS-06_04_07.zip" located at https://software.cisco.com/download/home/281229746/type/284625276/release/06.04.07 In this file I found the following text:REVISION "200908191500Z"DESCRIPTION"Modified d...
The software revision is 06.04.07.I'm fairly certain that there are OIDs to use to backup the configuration on the RFGW-1 as we used that method before in a perl script that ran on one of our old hosts, which is now decommissioned.Another reason this...
Old post, but this still might be helpful for those searching with Google...
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