Getting hp-snmp-agents on Lenny working

MarkusFischer — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 06:56:30 GMT

Hi,

[I've posted this to but haven't received any feedback so far, thus I'm trying here]

I've received our HP ProLiant DL360 yesterday and I'd like to integrate the machine into our Munin system and thus enable ProLiant specific information to be exposed via snmp.

I'm running Debian Lenny with kernel 2.6.26-2-vserver-amd64 . I've followed http://downloads.linux.hp.com/SDR/getting_started.html and the HP repository has been added to /etc/apt/sources.list.d/HP-ProLiantSupportPack.list .

Setting up Lenny snmp itself is not a problem, I configure it to have a public v1 community string to read all data and it works. I install hp-snmp-agents and run "hpsnmpconfig" and it adds additional lines to the top of /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf : "dlmod cmaX /usr/lib64/libcmaX64.so" , snmpd gets restarted.

Via lsof I can see that libcmaX64 was loaded and is used by snmpd, put I do not get any additional information out of snmp. I use "snmpwalk -v 1 -c public ..." and I can see many OIDs but I do not see the new ones I'd expect, most notably temperatures, fan speed and such.

The OIDs I'm expecting are e.g. 1.3.6.1.4.1.232.6.2.6.8.1.4.1 , this is from the existing munin plugins from http://exchange.munin-monitoring.org/plugins/snmp__hp_temp/version/1 .

This is how it looks like after snmpd has been restarted:

snmpd[19007]: cmaX: Parsing shared as a type was unsucessful
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: listening for subagents on port 25375
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 1 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 2 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 3 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 5 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 6 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 8 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 9 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: sent ColdStarts on ports 25376 to 25393
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 10 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 11 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 14 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 15 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 16 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 21 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 22 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 23 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 1 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 2 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 3 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 5 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 6 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 8 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 9 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 10 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 11 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 14 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 15 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 16 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 21 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 22 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 23 will be sent on port 25376 to hp Advanced Server Management_Peer
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 18 handler has disconnected
snmpd[19007]: cmaX: subMIB 18 will be sent on port 25393 to cpqnicd
snmpd[19007]: NET-SNMP version 5.4.1

This doesn't look particular bad for me, it's just informational I guess.

Are there any other prerequisites I'm missing?

I've also noticed that from the time I installed hp-snmp-agents it adds a lot of additional daemons and that my load suddenly jumps to 1. I've uninstalled the package for now. Is this expected behavior?

thanks,

- Markus

Re: Getting hp-snmp-agents on Lenny working

MarkusFischer — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 06:58:42 GMT

Obviously I missed the URL I was refering to my post in another HP forum here, where I haven't received any answers and why I'm posting it here too: http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/ProLiant-Servers-Netservers/Getting-hp-snmp-agents-on-Lenny-working/td-p/1155311

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