Is DOM supported using SNMP on Cisco 6500;s?

Is DOM supported using SNMP on Cisco 6500's? I've configured DOM on 6509 using transceiver type all -> monitoring. Is DOM enable for SNMP mibs? Here's the MIB I got from a vendor. .1.3.6.1.4.1.3607. And I'm unable to walk it on any of my Cisco devices including Nexus 5672 and 4900.

That oid looks like the sysoid for the ONS series of products. I don't think that will work in this case. Unfortunately, I can't offer any other advice, I've not looked into snmp support for DOM.
chris

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Hello,
the customer would like to use SNMP RW access for configuration of ping on Cisco devices. He wants to use ping with the following parameters: destination address, length, number of packets and with DF bit set (it is very important for our customer). Is possible to use SNMP RW and which MIB (OID) is possible to use for it?
Thank you very much.
Roman

Hi ,
Extendeing ping with SNMP, unfortunately this is not possible at this point, the only MIB for "ping" features is
CISCO-PING-MIB and it does not contain any OID allowing an extended ping.
Please check the below link for more information:
http://tools.cisco.com/Support/SNMP/do/BrowseMIB.do?local=en&mibName=CISCO-PING-MIB
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk362/technologies_tech_note09186a0080094e8e.shtml
I hope this information will help you !!!
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How to reboot Nexi using SNMP (tsMsgSend not supported)

How does one reboot Nexus using SNMP?'
Normally, I reboot IOS gear using:
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Hi,
The only way that a device can be reloaded using SNMP is with the SNMP object tsMsgSend
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Cisco 6500 Sup2 IOS with SLB support

Hello
A have two questions about SLB funcionality on Cisco 6500 SUP2/MSFC2
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Are sup-bootflash: and sup-bootdisk: the same thing ?
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Of course you can. I perform VSS upgrade just using one of the disk0: and push the IOS from the disk0: to the two supervisor cards.
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Collecting information from Cisco switchs using SNMP

Dear All,
I have a wide network with more than 250 sites connected using the DSL. the WAN devices are under the provider responsability and the LAN devices are directly in my responsability. In each site, I have :
1 or 2 Cisco switchs (2960 or 3560), connecting via fibr.
or
Linksys switch connected via ethernet cable
and
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cisco 881G router conected to switch
pc and printers
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Hi,
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     snmp-server community <> RO
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          snmp-server host <> <>
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Example for dot1x traps:
          no snmp-server enable traps dot1x
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On a Linux server the following command should work:
     snmpwalk -v 2c -c <> -T <>
-v = use SNMP version 2c
-c = use the community string you configured on the device
-T = output in the dotted decimal format
But be careful, this will be a lot of data output.
Here you will find a docu for configuring SNMP on a Cisco device:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_2/configfun/configuration/guide/fcf014.html
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RVS4000 remote management using SNMP not Supported over WAN

I'm trying to mange the RVS4000 router from the WAN side. I just changed the default password and in the firewall setting:
Block WAN Request is disabled.
Remote Management is enabled with the default port.
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I tried disabling firewall, IPS, etc, nothing works.
Message was edited by: Steve DiStefano

Shoot, I just tried it myself. Didnt work. I contacted development team and they told me it wasnt speced to operate for SNMP management (port 161) over the WAN.
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Very sorry I didnt know this. Was there a datasheet or paper that indicated this was supported I can correct to prevent this frpom happening to others like us?
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Steve
SE Field Channel Sales
Message was edited by: Steve DiStefano

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I'm looking for a simple quick way to verify if an alarm is active (any alarm)
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thanks !
grtz
Thijs

Like a table that hold all alarms. No there is no such thing.
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Object
ciscoEnvMonFanState
OID
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1.4.1.3
Type
CiscoEnvMonState
1:normal
2:warning
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5:notPresent
6:notFunctioning
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read-only
Status
current
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CISCO-ENVMON-MIB ; - View Supporting Images
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http://tools.cisco.com/Support/SNMP/do/BrowseMIB.do?local=en&step=2&mibName=CISCO-ENVMON-MIB
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no snmp-server view MibExcluded at excluded (Mac Address Table)
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just like a reminding system. it can be send an email or some message.
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Hi there,
I am encountering a problem with a number of Cisco IPS 4200 series devices. When we perform a walk using the MIB-II (rfc1213) OID's, the information that is returned is incorrect (interface status, speed, ...)...
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The following private MIBs are supported on the sensor:
• CISCO-CIDS-MIB
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• CISCO-ENHANCED-MEMPOOL-MIB
• CISCO-ENTITY-ALARM-MIB
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Hi,
Unfortunately, there is currently no way to get the correct interface statistics through SNMP.
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Cisco 6500 with sup720 booting to rommon

Please how can I solve this problem. This cisco 6500 boots to rommon mode, I can't see any error showing why its booting to rommon.

Here is the boot process:
System Bootstrap, Version 8.5(4)
Copyright (c) 1994-2009 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Testing lower main memory - data equals address
Testing lower main memory - checkerboard
Testing lower main memory - inverse checkerboard
Clearing lower memory for cache initialization
Clearing bss
Clearing autoboot state machine
melody_present_reg: 1st read w/ 0x5555
melody_present_reg: 2nd read w/ 0xaaaa, reversed: 0x5555
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Reprogramming CS1 w/ Melody value...
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MOBILE dimm - rev 0.15
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Sizing NVRAM
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Initializing USB2.0 controller
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Cat6k-Sup720/SP processor with 1048576 Kbytes of main memory
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Autoboot executing command: "boot "
Initializing ATA monitor library...
string is bootdisk:s72033-ipbasek9-mz.122-33.SXJ2.bin
Loading image, please wait ...
Initializing ATA monitor library...
Stack pointer       : 0x8FFFFF80
monstack            : 0x800FFFC0
monra               : 0xBFC26EC4
edata : 0x80108580
magic : 0xFEEDFACE
memsize             : 0x10000000
uncomp_size         : 0x05090C00
comp_size           : 0x05090C00
comp_checksum       : 0x98ECBE18
uncomp_checksum     : 0x98ECBE18
CZIP_MEM_BASE       : 0x80000000
_end       : 0x8010BA00
Self extracting the image...
IOS compressed src copy is     : 0x80108594
czip + IOS tar size is :0x00E01FA8
czip + IOS Tar image is now :0x80108794
cptr is now :0x8010BB00
IOS compressed dest copy is     : 0x8010BB00
[OK]
image_entry :0x80100000
image_entry :0x80100000
__start : 0x80100000
tar_avail_size is now :0x0428EA00
Tar image address is             : 0x80F0DB00
tar_size is           : 0x0428E600
cpu type                   : 0x00000019
uncomp_size                : 0x05090C00
monstack                   : 0x800FFFC0
image_info.entry_point   = 0x80100000
image_info.section_count = 0x00000005
image_info.monstack      = 0x800FFFC0
image_info.monra         = 0xBFC26EC4
image_info.param0        = 0x00000002
image_info.param1        = 0x00000000
image_info.param2        = 0x800066A8
image_info.param3        = 0x80100000
image_info.reg_k0        = 0x80F0DB00
image_info.reg_k1        = 0x0428E600
Section Index = 0x00000000
    source    = 0x8010BC1C
    dest      = 0x80100000
    bytes     = 0x00010000
Section Index = 0x00000001
    source    = 0x8011BC1C
    dest      = 0x80110000
    bytes     = 0x00000720
Section Index = 0x00000002
    source    = 0x8011C33C
    dest      = 0x80110720
    bytes     = 0x00000020
Section Index = 0x00000003
    source    = 0x8011C35C
    dest      = 0x80110740
    bytes     = 0x00DF1730
Section Index = 0x00000004
    source    = 0x80F0DA8C
    dest      = 0x80F01E70
    bytes     = 0x00000000
reg_v0: 0x00000000
reg_k0: 0x80F0DB00
reg_k1: 0x0428E600
tar_start: 0x00000000
tar_size: 0x00000000
Tar image address is             : 0x80F0DB00
tar size is :0x00B6130E
Tar magic : ustar Tar filename : C2LC memsize             : 0x10000000
Tar gid         : 035231Tar uncomp_size         : 0x00B6130E
Tar mtime         : 11672344432 Tar username          : ccaiTar comp_checksum       : 0x0000125F
Tar group name    : buildTar prefix    : tar_size in czip         : 0x0428E600
Stack pointer       : 0x8FFFFF80
monstack            : 0x800FFFC0
monra               : 0xBFC26EC4
edata : 0x80110740
magic : 0xFEEDFACE
memsize             : 0x10000000
uncomp_size         : 0x02B3E7F0
comp_size           : 0x00DF171C
comp_checksum       : 0xE917F280
uncomp_checksum     : 0xD094D890
Compressed IOS src copy is     : 0x80110754
tar_dest is :0x8BD69200
tar_size is :0x0428E600
Compressed IOS dest copy is     : 0x8AF77AE4
Tar src before IOS decompression is     : 0x80F0DB00
Tar dest before IOS decompression is     : 0x8BD69200
compressed IOS src is     : 0x8AF77AE4
IOS uncompressed dest copy is     : 0x8013C160
Self decompressing the image : ############################################################################################################################################################################################################################## [OK]
e_shoff :
0x02B3E660
e_flags : 0x10001001
e_phnum :
0x00000001
Source elf_hdr->e_shnum = 0x0000000A
Setting up to copy ELF section 0x00000001
to image_info section 0x00000000
sh_name = 0x0000000B
sh_type = 0x00000001
sh_flags = 0x00000007
sh_addr = 0x80100000
sh_offset = 0x00000060
sh_size = 0x02640000
sh_link = 0x00000000
sh_info = 0x00000000
sh_addralign = 0x00000020
sh_entsize = 0x00000000
Setting up to copy ELF section 0x00000002
to image_info section 0x00000001
sh_name = 0x00000011
sh_type = 0x00000001
sh_flags = 0x00000003
sh_addr = 0x82740000
sh_offset = 0x02640060
sh_size = 0x00373440
sh_link = 0x00000000
sh_info = 0x00000000
sh_addralign = 0x00000008
sh_entsize = 0x00000000
Setting up to copy ELF section 0x00000003
to image_info section 0x00000002
sh_name = 0x00000017
sh_type = 0x00000001
sh_flags = 0x00000003
sh_addr = 0x82AB3440
sh_offset = 0x029B34A0
sh_size = 0x0003EEE4
sh_link = 0x00000000
sh_info = 0x00000000
sh_addralign = 0x00000004
sh_entsize = 0x00000000
Setting up to copy ELF section 0x00000004
to image_info section 0x00000003
sh_name = 0x00000024
sh_type = 0x00000001
sh_flags = 0x10000003
sh_addr = 0x82AF2324
sh_offset = 0x029F2384
sh_size = 0x0000423C
sh_link = 0x00000000
sh_info = 0x00000000
sh_addralign = 0x00000010
sh_entsize = 0x00000000
sh_type = 0x00000008
sh_flags = 0x10000003
sh_addr = 0x82AF6560
sh_offset = 0x029F65C0
sh_size = 0x00000940
sh_type = 0x00000008
sh_flags = 0x00000003
sh_addr = 0x82AF6EA0
sh_offset = 0x029F65C0
sh_size = 0x021FE100
tar file start = 0x84D02F50
cpu type                   : 0x00000019
uncomp_size                : 0x02B3E7F0
monstack                   : 0x800FFFC0
image_info.entry_point   = 0x80100000
image_info.section_count = 0x00000005
image_info.monstack      = 0x800FFFC0
image_info.monra         = 0xBFC26EC4
image_info.param0        = 0x00000002
image_info.param1        = 0x00000000
image_info.param2        = 0x800066A8
image_info.param3        = 0x80100000
image_info.reg_k0        = 0x84D02F50
image_info.reg_k1        = 0x0428E600
Section Index = 0x00000000
    source    = 0x8013C1C0
    dest      = 0x80100000
    bytes     = 0x02640000
Section Index = 0x00000001
    source    = 0x8277C1C0
    dest      = 0x8274CFB0
    bytes     = 0x00373440
Section Index = 0x00000002
    source    = 0x82AEF600
    dest      = 0x82AC03F0
    bytes     = 0x0003EEE4
Section Index = 0x00000003
    source    = 0x82B2E4E4
    dest      = 0x82AFF2D4
    bytes     = 0x0000423C
Section Index = 0x00000004
    source    = 0x8BD69200
    dest      = 0x84D02F50
    bytes     = 0x0428E600
data_size in czip         : 0x00001000
bss end of IOS is         : 0x84D01F50
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Image text-base: 0x4010132C, data-base: 0x4274CFB0
Active crashed three times, disabling auto-boot and dropping to rommon
Firmware compiled 15-Nov-11 14:23 by integ Build [100]
*Jan 1 02:27:12.643: %PFREDUN-6-ACTIVE: Initializing as ACTIVE processor for this switch
*Jan 1 02:27:13.459: %PFREDUN-4-SUP_FORCE_TO_ROMMON: Supervisor forced to rommon with reason: Active crashed three times in a row
System Bootstrap, Version 8.5(4)
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