bump - seems I forgot to exclude the "inetCidrRouteTable" or "ipForward" as Cisco calls it. So if you wanted to disallow reading of ARP entries and - say - prevent the Dude from polling the Internet routing table (if you have it) .21 and .24 would be enough to exclude. access-lis...
bumping this thread: I have had this too - according to me this is when it happens: - Create a new device and/or assign a device to a device group - select autodiscover (or configure automatic discovery) but exclude this device group from being discovered - the Dude then removes it as it was not mea...
Ok, did it "textbook style" applying the snmp views access-list 6 permit 10.xxx.yyy.zzz 0.0.0.255 access-list 6 permit x.x.x.x 0.0.1.255 access-list 6 deny any log access-list 6 remark SNMP view for The Dude - snmp polling system snmp-server view TheDude iso included snmp-server view TheDu...
ok. this is not officially sick. Test Patient: Cisco 7606 router/switch with SUP720 supervisor created a new community for testing purposes: snmp-server community ********* view TheDude RO 6 I am allowing only the CPU and Memory OIDs (for testing) snmp-server view TheDude lsystem.57 included snmp-se...
Gsandul, this is the easy solution but I am looking for the complex one ;) I was looking for a way to create a probe that does not graph from the beginning - I am running a "auto discover" every 24 hours and new services are added if interfaces come up, etc. My interfaces never need to be ...
Hi! When I run a "discover" on a device and it finds a new service, it adds it to the "services" and also starts graphing this service. Now, for some services I just want them polled but not graphed. I can put the services in the "ignored" list in 'device type' - but th...
how are you polling this data in your interface/device labels? Just created a function "oid(1.2.3.4.5.6.7.....)" or did you create a function with conditions for each? How often do you refresh the labels? It depends..... Any network and server group should be monitored depending on what y...
Sorry for intruding but we are discussing a similar topic in a different thread.. http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=50492 Gsandul has suggested using snmp view to prevent the Dude from polling too much data (like - the internet routing table) from Cisco hardware which can kill the CP...
actually, all historic (graphing/probe) data seems also to be kept when copy+pasting making the config file (.xml) quite large in the process. You can open it with your favourite editor to check yourself.. btw: Thomas B. - you ever been working for RZ@RWTH? I remember a Thomas Bottcher who I had to ...
Interesting.. wouldn't have imagined monitoring call status using the Dude (Cisco must hate you for not using their fine software!) ;) how are you polling this data in your interface/device labels? Just created a function "oid(1.2.3.4.5.6.7.....)" or did you create a function with conditio...
totally not that kind of probe :) I even tried to remove the oid_column part to remove the (partial) SNMP walk but still... if(array_size(oid_raw("1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.57.0", 10 ,29)), oid("1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.57.0", 10, 29)+1 ,"False") and: if(Cisco_CPU() <>"False"...
The solution is to disable corresponding snmp subtrees on cisco device. Uh... how would I go about that? :) Besides that, you also contributed a lot to the Cisco probe back then.. would you like to do some experimenting how to get the Dude to use less CPU? I didn't mean that I only want to discuss ...
Don't know if this is something introduced in the latest version of the Dude but I am getting very high CPU utilization when the Dude is enabled. I have deleted most of my custom probes and functions but still getting like 40% CPU caused by SNMP server when the Dude server is active. Switching off t...
"function() >=0" In version 4b3 the "Available" line is less forgiving. If you take the probe that doesn't work and add one to the value that is being read the probe comes up but it will never appear down. I have solved this for my self by following gsandul's example of a functi...
I use the "network" element without any data (creates a small yellow cloud that you can use as "elbow" (if you mean this...)
I am also having the "Not Available" services sometimes now... wonder what got changed, there...
Windows 7 firewall standard blocks ICMP ping inbound and outbound. By default you cannot ping from and cannot ping to a Windows 7 machine. I had to disable UAC and allow ping (ICMP echo-reply) inbound and outbound till the Dude worked well. Network and Sharing Center > Windows Firewall > Advanced Se...
don't be lazy! :) Use the search and read the Wiki... http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:The_Dude/Notifications http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Email_notifications http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=31779&start=0&hilit=gmail still having questions? Then you should report at le...
Lebowski and other probe-crazies ;) I tried out the probe/function ideas that you assembled in the wiki at http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Getting_started_with_Functions_and_probes however, I ran into a problem: [code]#sho proc cpu sort CPU utilization for five seconds: 46%/9%; one minute: 63%; five m...
I am having simiar issues, gaps in graphs, false positives and no idea what is causing them. the network does not have problems, the devices I monitor have no snmp bottlenecks so I am starting to wonder what these timeout values mean... (also I tried a lot of combinations with no effect) What also h...
count me in.. really would like this feature. every time a switch with many interfaces goes down the mailbox is flooded with notifications :) Basically you could create another device with only ping, put it behind/next the one you monitor and create a small link. Then you can choose it from the &quo...
I kind of need this, yes... this is to automagically add a probe if a new device has been connected However: When I do the discovery via the settings > general > auto scan I can narrow down the services to be probed to the ones that can physically exist on this device... but the "discover"...
Hello Can you help me with this error? When I create a device manually and then click the "Discover" button to discover the services it has (interfaces, probes, etc...) I get the following error/warning in red letters at the bottom: "too many elements" too_many_elements.PNG thank...
Hello everyone i need your help i try and try to config my notification by email but i cant. i configure settings my DNS ip right and my smtp primary like my thunderbird config but what i need to put in from in my case email ccount is jfae@xxxxx.com i put it in, is right? i use port 25 and I do not...
hello again - seeing this has already been discussed and the workaround is stil the same. dude_www.PNG It is still an issue with Dude 4 beta 2 - did you find out anything regarding this? if it's not reliable we can't use this (otherwise very nice) feature. Any command line options that can restart t...
I was breaking my head over this one, too... Anyone can confirm this is not possible? According to me there are too many [[[]]] in the function...confusing functions/variables Edit: Dude 4 beta has a new function "link_index" which works! I did: [oid(concatenate("1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.2.1.1...
Gsandul, Lebowski, I have made negative experiences with OIDs being called in probes... however I might have overdone it by polling four OIDs per probe and creating 300 probes total... The Dude somehow stopped discovering services that I had written probes for. (and they were up and online) Are you ...
Because I was tired of running after printers that run out of toner and/or paper (and people calling me for not fixing this) I created the following probes/functions to help me with that :) Monitoring toner and paper levels for me and warning me if one drops below 10% (the paper level has only 5 sen...
well.. you could create a probe that goes down when the interface comes up... Create a Function (like: "interface_status") that reads the status of the interface (up=1, down=2) and then create a probe (type function) with the "available" condition interface_status() = 2 Now if it...
I can confirm this works! Thank you all!!! :) one more thing: Lebowski, in http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?t=36857 you wrote: ...My probes seem to work fairly good but I will say they have about 5 minute cool down. Meaning once probe fails it is failed for about 5 minutes then the next probe...
that looks like what I need!
However, I am not geared up to scripting the dude.. not yet.
I will see how much I can learn here... do you give lessons? ;)
I am interested, too. This would allow me to import lots of device names, locations, configs, instructions and other helpful things into the config of a device/service.
I do this manually which works fine but I am lazy ;)
hi! just wondering about a feature that I miss: Can I create custom notifications? Is it possible at all? What I want to achieve is: Read a string from the router using snmp and then include this in an email notification when the device goes down. I have a working probe that does poll the informatio...