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userdoc:tt_asterisk_snmp_monitoring [2013/05/08 15:04]
abelbeck [Asterisk SNMP Monitoring]
userdoc:tt_asterisk_snmp_monitoring [2013/05/08 15:18]
abelbeck [System SNMP Configuration]
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 Edit ''syslocation'' and ''syscontact'' for your location. Edit ''syslocation'' and ''syscontact'' for your location.
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 Apply snmpd.conf changes, restart snmpd service using CLI: Apply snmpd.conf changes, restart snmpd service using CLI:
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   service snmpd stop   service snmpd stop
   service snmpd init   service snmpd init
 +
 +With the system snmpd.conf changes applied, you should see useful information with the following commands.
  
 Example snmp commands using CLI: Example snmp commands using CLI:
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 ===== Asterisk SNMP Configuration ===== ===== Asterisk SNMP Configuration =====
  
 +Enable SNMP in Asterisk by editing ''/etc/asterisk/res_snmp.conf'' in the ''[general]'' section:
 +
 +  ;
 +  ; Configuration file for res_snmp
 +  ;---------------------------------
 +  ;
 +  ; -- snip --
 +  
 +  [general]
 +  ; We run as a subagent per default -- to run as a full agent
 +  ; we must run as root (to be able to bind to port 161)
 +  subagent = yes
 +  ; SNMP must be explicitly enabled to be active
 +  enabled = yes
 +
 +Apply the res_snmp.conf change in Asterisk, unload and load the res_snmp.so module, or restart the asterisk service.
 +
 +With both the system snmpd.conf and Asterisk res_snmp.conf changes applied, you should see useful information with the following commands.
  
 Example snmp commands using CLI: Example snmp commands using CLI:
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