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Grab multiple OIDs via SNMPwalk

Grab multiple OIDs via SNMPwalk

SNMPWALK is a great too for grabbing SNMP oject identifier values (OIDs). To see how to install it see this post here. Mostly I use it for checking various single OID values but sometimes is can be useful to grab more than one value. SNMPwalk itself doesn't allow for you

Cacti graph template for Cisco ASA VPN sessions (IPSEC, SSL, WEBVPN + Total)

Cacti graph template for Cisco ASA VPN sessions (IPSEC, SSL, WEBVPN + Total)

Exported from Cacti 0.8.7e (including all dependencies) and made using a Cisco 5520 ASA running 8.4(1). OIDs used * IPSEC VPN count - .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.171.1.3.1.1.0 * SSL VPN count (Anyconnect) - .1.3.6.1.4.

Cacti host template for Cisco 1801 ISR

Cacti host template for Cisco 1801 ISR

Everyone loves Cacti (?) so heres the first of my own host templates for Cacti. I should just mention that although I I use these templates you should consider them as untested/use at your own risk etc. This one was made on a Cisco 1801 running 15.0.1M2(ED)

How to install and use snmpwalk

How to install and use snmpwalk

Snmpwalk is a great tool for Linux boxes. You can easily list all OIDs a SNMP host has to offer then filter the results to your needs and find OIDs to import into tools like Cacti. Snmpwalk is in most linux repos so its easy to install e.g: Fedora/

Cisco ASA list all SNMP OIDs

Cisco ASA list all SNMP OIDs

I don't find the cisco SNMP documentation too intuitive(slow) to navigate at the moment so a nice little command to help with ASAs and finding interesting OIDs. It does seem to be one of the "hidden" commands for some reason...Should work with all ASAs running version 8+ m00nie-ASA#