MIB walk Eaton BladeUPs

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This question was originally posted on DCIM Support by Stine Hansen on 2018-07-03

Asking on behalf of Will:

I am trying to do a mib walk of our Eaton BladeUPs so it can be imported into our DCE. However, I am getting an error about the device not responding after the mib walk is complete. Any ideas or suggestions on what it could be?

Thanks

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This answer was originally posted on DCIM Support by Steven Marchetti on 2018-07-03

Hi Stine, Will,

I'd start out with normal SNMP troubleshooting.. K-base FA226273 goes through a lot of things to check. The first thing I'd try is simply validating the community strings and trying from another computer.

Steve

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Steven Marchetti on 2018-07-03

Apologies, I missed the part where it said it was complete.

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This answer was originally posted on DCIM Support by Ed Tarento on 2018-07-03

Sounds like a misbehaving SNMP agent. Is UPS at latest firmware? Did u get the last expected OID just before error or is the walk incomplete? An error at end of walk happens sometimes. Question is, will DCE by affected?

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Will Jackson on 2018-07-03

I updated UPS to latest firmware today, thinking that was the issue but I don't get an OID. I'm guessing walk is incomplete..

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Steven Marchetti on 2018-07-03

Sorry, I missed the part where it was said it completed. Have you tried a different utility to run the walk to make sure it’s not the utility at fault?

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Ed Tarento on 2018-07-04

Will,

The SNMP agent on every device, APC, Eaton et al must be well behaved. Sadly its not always the case. Although the presence of an error at the end of a walk does not always mean a problem - depends on the error. Will you post your snmpwalk command and the output?

At best, you will have all the info but the agent is poorly coded. At worst, the walk is bombing part way through. You and/or Eaton can ascertain which it is. If its bombing then Eaton should fix it.

What happens when you attempt to discover the UPS in DCE? Is it being discovered? Is it recognised as Eaton? as a UPS?

In the snmpwalk output do you see sysobjid, sysname, syslocation etc? If its getting to the end of the walk then you could try submitting what you have via the usual request DDF for DCE channel.

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Will Jackson on 2018-07-05

When attempting to discover the device in DCE, nothing happens. When I go to add device I select SNMPv1 as the discovery type, put in the ip address of the UPS, our community string, the device group, check the box for run discovery now, click finish and nothing. If I try with modbus tcp as device type and that route, the device is discovered but it says communication has been lost.

Here is the walk output:

#sapwalk: ver 2.7
#Copyright (c) 1994-2006 SIMPLESOFT Inc.
#Address=10.1.224.4, StartOid=1.3
#TimeOut=90000, MaxRetries=3, CompareFlag=1, DebugFlag=0
#Error: Device not responding

I'm missing something somewhere, just now sure what. I tried updating the DCE is latest client was well but our service contract expired and has to be renewed but I don't think that would have anything to do with this?

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Steven Marchetti on 2018-07-05

Hi Will,

So it's not responding at all. Have you tried any other SNMP utilities and tried polling using the same community names from the same network segment as DCE? Maybe also try on the same network segment as the device too as it is possibly a network issue. I'll suggest again that you look into the troubleshooting doc I initially posted:

K-base FA226273

Steve

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Ed Tarento on 2018-07-06

Can you ping the IP?

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Will Jackson on 2018-07-09

Yes I can ping the ip address

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by spezialist on 2018-07-09

Dear Will Jackson,

Tell us, please, could you solve your problem or not?

With respect.

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Will Jackson on 2018-07-09

No, I have not been able to resolve this issue yet. We are on summer hours since we are k-12 and normally have fridays

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by spezialist on 2018-07-09

Dear Will Jackson,

I assume that you are using a PC running MS Windows. If this is the case, then go to the web-page https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/310099/description-of-the-portqry-exe-command-line-utility and download either Portqry.exe or PortQueryUI tool for MS Windows.

Then perform a simple test of your UPS for listening UDP port 161 (SNMP service) as in the screenshot below:

If it's okay, you should see something like this UDP port 161 is LISTENING.

Any other result will mean either the network isolation of your UPS, or the disabled SNMP service in your UPS. In the first case, you should contact your network team for the solution of the network access problem, and in the second case - to the technical support service of your UPS.

I hope this helps you and will speed up the solution of your problem.

With respect.

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by spezialist on 2018-07-29

Dear Will Jackson,

Tell us, please, did you solve your problem or not?

With respect.

DCIM_Support · ‎2020-07-04

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