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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => D-Link NetDefend Firewalls => Topic started by: new2d_link on February 11, 2010, 11:48:18 PM
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Hi everyone
I ve installed PRTG traffic grapher ( software that monitors and logs traffic ) on a win 2003 server and I m trying to read and log the traffic through a DFL-210 via SNMP.
I set up remote connection - SNMP before rules - and saved it, but still can't connect to the DFL-210.
How can I test the DFL, to see if SNMP is actually enabled, or how can I make PRTG traffic grapher work
Any hints?
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You need add SNMP management and set it's options in PRTG.
But via SNMP possible only full traffic informationm you can't to separate it by users.
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Hi Alexander
I have already added SNMP to the DFL. (System-Remote management- SNMP management-) gave it a name, set up community as Public, tried all three possible interfaces lan, wan, wan phys, and three different networks lannet, all nets and wannet, but nothing.
On PRTG I kept the default settings 161 port, public, but nothing.
Any ideas? If you know of a better program than PRTG that shows users logs and bandwidth consumption I would appreciate it if you told me
Thanks. Jim
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I use "The dude" http://www.mikrotik.com/thedude.php (http://www.mikrotik.com/thedude.php) to monitor interfaces and variables through SNMP, and as SYSLOG receiver.
Your configuration looks ok try dude to know if its a software problem
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I checked on my DFL & PRTG.
On DFL
SNMP management with community public, interface lan and network with one server host
On PRTG
IP-Address of DFL, SNMP Version v2c, Community String public (same with DFL), SNMP Port 161
Try to check by telnet - is it possible to connect DFL via 161 TCP?
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I d like to thank everybody for their response.
However the solution was a lot simpler than you might think
All I had to do was change "PUBLIC" to "public" in the community tab. I had accidentally used capitals.
It works like a charm now.
Thanks again.