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04-05-2011 01:25 PM
Hi,
I'm new to setting up SNMP and need help.
Our Network Engineers need to setup their Orion NPM to monitor our 3 Palo Alto 2050's via SNMP.
They basically only need to monitor CPU, Memory, and Link States of the 3 interfaces hooked up for each of the 3 Palo Alto 2050's we have setup.
Can someone walk me through this as far as how to setup community string on PA-2050 side and how to load the MIB modules? I'm pretty new at this so not sure how this works exactly.
Do the MIB modules need to be loaded on the PA side or the Orion NPM side.
Any help you can provide would be of great help to me.
Thanks.
BA
04-06-2011 05:17 AM
Still I am not sure how to monitor CPU usage. but I can advice you how to setup PA to connect to solarwinds.
1. Device -> setup and speficy the "SNMP Community String" (use same strings as solarwinds)
2. Device -> server profile -> SNMP trap Destination and speficy the solarwinds server ip details
2. Device -> log setting -> system and map the trap destination.
after this you can PA device to solarwinds. this is how I did it..
please let me know if there anything wrong.
04-06-2011 09:41 AM
You can download the only MIB provided by Paloalto Networks from this support portal. The MIB does not provide for Memory or CPU monitoring. You can however monitor interfaces and several other aspects of the device. You will need to import the MIB into your SNMP monotoring package and compile it. I have no first hand experience with Orion but I would expect it to conform to other typical SNMP tools. You do not load the MIB on the PA.
Thanks,
Phil
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