snmpwalks are really slow, i encountered the same.
i built a workaround by requesting every trunk by an own "snmpget", which
is quite fast. the only thing you know is the number of trunks belonging to
a trunk group, but the needed value is to be found in another oid.
then you can loop through oid.1 to oid.x with an snmpget.
with this procedure i am able to get the status of 508 trunks in 14 groups
within about 20s (it is variable up to 26s, but it nevertheless quite ok
for me).
regards,
andre
2016-04-13 13:40 GMT+02:00 John Bill <
iaug-sys-net@lists.iaug.org>:
> I am trying to use snmp to monitor the availability and the usage of the
> trunks.
>
> So I am polling the CM server and I get the status of the trunks.
>
> The problems I face are:
>
>
>
> - The reply from the server is really really slow! I have to configure a
> timeout of 60 seconds to avoid timeouts in local lan!!
>
> Is anything I can do to ptimize speed? I am using simple snmp v1
>
>
>
> - I am struggling to find the correct oids to monitor the current active
> channels per trunk
>
>
>
> Thank you
>
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>
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