Dude label stop to show/refresh data from SNMP or Script

RouterOS The Dude
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I have a issue with Dude 4.0 b3 on Windows Server 2003 x64.
It stop to show/refresh data in device label, it show only text:

[Device.Name]
CPU Load:          [oid("1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.1")]%
MU Connected:      [ros_wireless_clients_count()]
[Device.ServicesDown]

I start to work again only when I added something in the label(as example CPU Load: [oid(“1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.1”)]%) and then press Apply.

Does anyone have any similar problems ?

Thanks.

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Hi,

What network card do you use? I have similar observation on Atheros lan card, but works fine on Realtek card in another workstation, so I am wondering if this is lan card related.

I noticed a strange pattern of tx/rx data, which may give a clue as to why snmp data apears and disappears frequently.
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Have two integrated Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE

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I have ordered an Intel card but it can take up to 3 or 4 weeks until I replace the Atheros card and report back if there is any change, as I have no direct access to the workstation in question and it’s not on top of my priority list. If you find a workaround until that time please let me know. Maybe others have experienced disappearing snmp data and have a solution to this. Thanks.

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Wow 20Mbps outbound and very little inbound from your server at regular intervals? That is very strange.

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Changed mode Run mode from all time to as service.
Will see changes.

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Without effect. Some labels don’t show any counts.

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It’s a streaming server - maybe that’s why.

I have replaced the network card today, but I can still see the same weird tx pattern as before. The pattern differs when compared to the wireless link and the SNMP information still disappears once in a while.

Maybe it is due to the network card configuration, maybe due to the router in that site. Cat 5e cable was checked and is all fine. I can’t troubleshoot any further because I am not the siteowner, therefore any suggestions would be much appreciated.
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just a bug in dude … it cant always keep up with how many probes its doing, so the snmp will timeout and not show labels properly.

it could also be multihomed machine returning snmp packets via a different source ip, which wont make it back to dude. Please MT - allow SNMP to be bound to a specific interface on the box, preferrably lo interface : )