[j-nsp] Re: juniper-nsp Digest, Vol 32, Issue 34

[Leonardo Souza]

> Hello
> 
> We use nnm from HP-OV to monitoring our network. Especially we use
> xnmevents to collect snmp traps from juniper routers. It works well if
> on router's configuration dosen't exists logical router.
> Is it possible to collect traps from logical-router?
> 
> Below is configuration from router:
> 
> name r2;
> community xxx {
>     authorization read-only;
>     clients {
>         10.4.0.1/32;
>     }
> }
> community yyy {
>     authorization read-write;
>     clients {
>         10.4.0.1/32;
>     }
> }
> trap-options {
>     source-address 10.4.0.2;
>     agent-address outgoing-interface;
> }
> trap-group jnx-traps {
>     version all;
>     targets {
>         10.4.255.1;
>     }
> }
> traceoptions {
>     flag interface-stats;
>     flag subagent;
>     flag routing-socket;
>     flag protocol-timeouts;
> }
> 
> 
> Output from tcpdump from host 10.4.255.1:
> 
> 10:09:27.239462 IP 10.4.255.1.40736 > 10.4.0.2.161:  C=xxx
> GetRequest(10) [|snmp]
> 10:09:27.245632 IP 10.4.0.2.161 > 10.4.255.1.40736:  C=xxx
> GetResponse(10) [|snmp]
> 
> It's look like router dosen't sent any snmp messages. Any sugesstion how
> to get traps from logical-routers (7.2R1.7)?
> 
> 
> -- 
> Lukasz Trabinski

Try to set the categories for the traps and verify if the ovtrapd.lrf and
community jnx-traps are ok.

regards,
Leonardo Gama

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