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Topic: 1.0.1 snmp no longer works against inside interface of a remote pfsense box? (Read 4478 times)
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Sharaz
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1.0.1 snmp no longer works against inside interface of a remote pfsense box?
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November 05, 2006, 12:51:53 pm »
i have 2 pfsense boxes that form an IPsec vpn. at my remote site, pfsense is running 1.0.1. at my local site, its running 1.0-RC3. my cacti graphing has been at my remote site since for quite a while, but im in the process of migrating it to my local site. i currently have 2 mirrored cacti installs (one at each site) and this is the behavior im seeing:
the remote site can get interface statistics from the inside interface of the local pfsense (1.0-RC3).
the local site cannot get interface statistics from the inside interface of the remote pfsense (1.0.1).
last night was when i deployed what will be my new cacti install, and when i imported all my graphs and logs, everthing came up fine, except the remote 1.0.1 box. is this behavior intended?
thanks,
jonathan
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What was the problem to this solution again?
Re: 1.0.1 snmp no longer works against inside interface of a remote pfsense box?
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November 05, 2006, 02:27:23 pm »
At the remote end check the following option at services>snmp:
[X] Bind to LAN interface only
This option can be useful when trying to access the SNMP agent by the LAN interface's IP address through a VPN tunnel terminated on the WAN interface.
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Re: 1.0.1 snmp no longer works against inside interface of a remote pfsense box?
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November 06, 2006, 06:44:44 am »
well, ive not changed back to "up" yet, but snmp-get against it from this side appears to be working. i would assume in another 4 minutes, he should be "recovering".
thanks hoba
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