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| | Please advise how to capture crc errors from cisco routers. I notice the mib walk shows interface in "errors" and interface out "errors" but I want to get more granular and view or monitor CRC errors. Thanks for your input. |
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| | I found it myself, the int in errors are CRC errors. Thanks! |
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| | Dude ... Please help me out to configure the input errors on cisco interface Regards Discovery |
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| | First of all i am not a dude, so would appreciate in the future if you refrain from this sort of salutation. Anyway, what I found out, CRC errors are most likely int in errors. You'll have to make sure your routers are configured to speak back to the snmp-server with this command; snmp-server (ip address goes here) then you do these steps which were given to me today by Ipswitch tech support; "Would like to monitor SNMP values for 'ifinError' on router
TS/Fix Action:
1. Active Monitor Library > New > SNMP Monitor > [...] > IP address > Credential > Instance/Counter
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| | okay i dont call you dude, thank you for the reply. I have WUG v11, configured "SNMP-Server host" and able to receive the traps for another parameter. my questions are 1. If u know pls tell me the command for enabling the input errors SMP trap on router. 2. Im able to navigate till Active Monitor Library > New > SNMP Monitor > but next [...] > IP address > Credential > Instance/Counter not found. Waiting for your reply. Regards Discovery |
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| | Dear Sir, Happy New Year-2009. Now im able to configure the input errors for particular interface, How to enable the input error alert for monitoring & how you are monitoring @ your end...? please share the configuration process for alerts. Thanking you -Discovery |
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| missCat (12/29/2008)
First of all i am not a dude, so would appreciate in the future if you refrain from this sort of salutation. Anyway, what I found out, CRC errors are most likely int in errors. You'll have to make sure your routers are configured to speak back to the snmp-server with this command; snmp-server (ip address goes here) then you do these steps which were given to me today by Ipswitch tech support; "Would like to monitor SNMP values for 'ifinError' on router
TS/Fix Action:
1. Active Monitor Library > New > SNMP Monitor > [...] > IP address > Credential > Instance/Counter
Thanks for this info. Have you managed to configure this with any type of Threashold? for instance, if ## of errors > XX send alert?
Don Click
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| missCat (12/29/2008)
First of all i am not a dude, so would appreciate in the future if you refrain from this sort of salutation. Anyway, what I found out, CRC errors are most likely int in errors. You'll have to make sure your routers are configured to speak back to the snmp-server with this command; snmp-server (ip address goes here) then you do these steps which were given to me today by Ipswitch tech support; "Would like to monitor SNMP values for 'ifinError' on router
TS/Fix Action:
1. Active Monitor Library > New > SNMP Monitor > [...] > IP address > Credential > Instance/Counter
Where are you seeing this question?
Don Click
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