03-17-2020 01:03 PM
Hello, I am standing up 2 ASR 9906 routers. The organization I work for uses Paessler's PRTG to monitor our devices. I have had no issues monitoring interfaces stats, cpu, memory, etc. However, I am trying to monitor the peer state for BGP, by using the the BGP4-MIB library. It seems that this MIB is used for IOS XR 6.5.3 per the Cisco documentation, however, when I try to walk this it fails. I'm unsure if there is something missing, but I'm wondering if anyone else has had any issues configuring this for IOS XR. I have no issues using this MIB on PRTG with IOS and IOS-XE. I'm sure that I have snmp configured correctly because I can poll the interfaces and enviromentals.
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03-17-2020 01:15 PM
I take it you mean this MIB?
That is the correct MIB to use.
Are all your peers in VRFs or default VRF? For VRFs we need SNMP context.
https://packetpushers.net/monitoring-vrfs-on-ios-xr/
What is your snmpwalk statement and your snmp-server config, and a small snippet from router bgp would help just to verify you aren't doing multi-instance and everything is in a VRF or default VRF.
Sam
03-17-2020 01:15 PM
I take it you mean this MIB?
That is the correct MIB to use.
Are all your peers in VRFs or default VRF? For VRFs we need SNMP context.
https://packetpushers.net/monitoring-vrfs-on-ios-xr/
What is your snmpwalk statement and your snmp-server config, and a small snippet from router bgp would help just to verify you aren't doing multi-instance and everything is in a VRF or default VRF.
Sam
03-17-2020 01:56 PM
Thank you so much! This is what I was looking for. This was never mentioned in any of the documentation I was looking at. I appreciate it.
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