Enable SNMP access to the switch by one of following methods:
To enable SNMP access using the Web interface:
Use your browser to display the Web interface for the controller.
For most controllers, use a standard IP address or URL address to display the interface.
Click System Admin.
Click SNMP Administration.
Ensure that Enable is selected, and Client Access is set to All.
Make a note of the community string. This will be needed when adding the switch as an Oracle Enterprise Manager managed target.
Click BIGPipe in the left navigation bar, and enter the following command:
global open_snmp_port show
If the status is disabled, then enable access to the SNMP port by the entering the following command:
global open_snmp_port enable
If you made any changes, restart SNMP on the device.
To restart snmpd, use Telnet/SSH to connect to the switch as root user, and enter the following command:
bigstart restart snmpd
To enable SNMP access by logging into the Controller using Telnet/SSH:
Verify the entry in the /etc/hosts.allow file.
The entry for bigsnmpd should read:
bigsnmpd : ALL
To provide SNMP access to specific hosts, such as to the monitoring Agent only, then specify the IP addresses of those hosts in the /etc/hosts.allow file.
Enable the SNMP port by entering the following command:
bigpipe global open_snmp_port show
If SNMP is disabled, enable it by entering the following command:
bigpipe global open_snmp_port enable
Restart snmpd by entering the following command:
bigstart restart bigsnmpd
Related Topics
Introduction to Managing Load Balancer Switches
Overview of Adding a Load Balancer Switch
Enterprise Manager Information Roadmap
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