OK, so I gathered from the responses that:



    - no integrated SNMP support from GUI

    - snmpd is included in the Fedora base upon which CCA is build



So, I did the following (on the CAS server):



#scp cam-test:/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf /etc/snmp

#service snmpd start

#chkconfig --level 3 snmpd on



Voila!



Thanks, everyone, for the tips...

--

Dave Stempien, Network Security Engineer

University of Rochester Medical Center

Information Systems Division

585-784-6129







On 12/6/06 10:29 AM, "Simon Bell" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:



> Ryan Dorman posted this in Sept.:

> 

>>>> 

> From:  [log in to unmask]

> To: <[log in to unmask]>

> Date:  9/6/2005 4:48 PM

> Subject:  Re: SNMP for the Clean Access Server?

> 

> Sure-

> 

> 1.  Log into your CAS as root

> 

> 2.  Run /usr/bin/snmpconf -g basic_setup

> 

> 3.  Follow the prompts and it will guide you through a basic SNMP

> setup.  I use this setup to provide CPU, Load, Interface Stats, Disk

> usage (once you tell it which partition to monitor) and memory usage

> using the built in templates in Cacti. If you are trying to get more

> extensive data out of it let me know and I'll see if i can dig up

> some docs.

> 

> 4.  After you run through that script you will have a file in the

> directory you ran snmpconf called snmpd.conf copy that file into the /

> 

> usr/share/snmp directory

> 

> 5.  At this point you can just run /usr/sbin/snmpd and it will fork

> to the background and start responding to requests.

> 

> 6.  On most RedHat systems you would run the snmp agent at boot by

> playing with /etc/init.d scripts.  The snmpd script was stripped out

> by Cisco/Perfigo when they pared down the RedHat install.  So the

> "quick and dirty" method is to add it to the /etc/rc.local file which

> 

> us executed after all of the "proper" starup scripts.  I'm not a vi

> fan but that's the only text editor i could find installed on the CAS

> 

> so use that to add a line saying /usr/sbin/snmpd anywhere in the file.

> 

> ****DISCLAIMER**** This is not a Cisco supported procedure.  If they

> add support for SNMP in the Web GUI it may break this or the GUI

> support may not work until you undo the above procedure.  This is a

> hack! I have no clue what effect it will have on different hardware/

> software configurations.  I will be happy to answer any questions but

> 

> I take no responsibility for it breaking a production system.  YOU

> HAVE BEEN WARNED.

> 

> Ryan Dorman, CCNP

> Network Communications Specialist

> Millersville University

> 717.871.5883

> [log in to unmask]

> 

> 

>>>> 

> From:  David Stempien <[log in to unmask]>

> To: <[log in to unmask]>

> Date:  12/6/2006 10:23 AM

> Subject:  CAS SNMP

> 

> Can a CAS be monitored via SNMP?  I know of the CAM configuration, but

> nothing specific to the CAS.

> 

> I'll be very embarrassed if I missed the obvious here...

> 

> Thanks,

> --

> Dave Stempien, Network Security Engineer

> University of Rochester Medical Center

> Information Systems Division

> 585-784-6129

>