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Collect Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) data #1232

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jmbredal opened this issue Jan 17, 2017 · 3 comments
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Collect Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) data #1232

jmbredal opened this issue Jan 17, 2017 · 3 comments
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jmbredal commented Jan 17, 2017 •
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NAV should collect DOM-data from switchports (especially HP).

The DOM-data statistics should be displayed in the port details page.

Imported from Launchpad using lp2gh.
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jmbredal commented Jan 17, 2017 •
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(by knut-helge-vindheim)
To collect DOM data from HP Procurve switches examples HP2920, 3500, 5400 you first has to update the data using the oid "hpicfXcvrDiagnosticsUpdate"

# Update the snmp DOM-data:
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$ snmptranslate -m all -Ln -TdB hpicfXcvrDiagnosticsUpdate
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrDiagnosticsUpdate
hpicfXcvrDiagnosticsUpdate OBJECT-TYPE
  -- FROM       HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB
  -- TEXTUAL CONVENTION TruthValue
  SYNTAX        INTEGER {true(1), false(2)}
  MAX-ACCESS    read-write
  STATUS        current
  DESCRIPTION   "This object will cause specific actions
                  depending on the diagnostic support of the
                  transceiver.

                  Transceiver Diagnostic support:

                  None  : No action taken.
                  DOM   : Will update diagnostic information
                          for the transceiver.
                  VCT   : Will update diagnostic information
                          for the transceiver.
                  Other : Vendor specific.

                  The value of the object will be reset after
                  the completion of the update.

                  Please note: VCT and other (cable-diagnostics)
                  may cause a loss of link and take a few second
                  to run for each interface."
::= { iso(1) org(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprises(1) hp(11) nm(2) icf(14) hpicfObjects(11) hpicfSwitch(5) hpSwitch(1) hpicfTransceiverMIB(82) hpicfXcvrObjects(1) hpicfXcvrInfo(1) hpicfXcvrInfoTable(1) hpicfXcvrInfoEntry(1) 10 }

snmpset -c<write-password> -v2c rfb-413-sw .1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.14.11.5.1.82.1.1.1.1.10.46 i 1

or

snmpset -c<write-password> -v2c rfb-413-sw HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrDiagnosticsUpdate.46 i 1

When the data are updatet you can collect the data.

An example of collecting the DOM data from the sfp in port B22 on the switch rfb-413-sw

$  snmpwalk -c<read-password> -v2c -m all -Ln rfb-413-sw hpicfTransceiverMIB

or

$ snmpwalk -c<read-password> -v2c -m all -Ln rfb-413-sw .1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.14.11.5.1.82
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrPortIndex.46 = INTEGER: 46
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrPortDesc.46 = STRING: B22
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrModel.46 = STRING: NON-HP
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrSerial.46 = STRING: F121113003
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrType.46 = STRING: SFP+LRM
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrConnectorType.46 = STRING: LC
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrWavelength.46 = STRING: 1310nm
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrTxDist.46 = STRING: 220m (50um), 220m (62.5um), 220m (50um OM3),
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrDiagnostics.46 = INTEGER: dom(1)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrDiagnosticsUpdate.46 = INTEGER: false(2)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrTemp.46 = INTEGER: 40113 thousandths of degrees Celsius
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrVoltage.46 = Gauge32: 32452 hundreds of microvolts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrBias.46 = Gauge32: 30330 microamps
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrTxPower.46 = INTEGER: -1897 thousandths of dBm
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrRxPower.46 = INTEGER: -5818 thousandths of dBm
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrAlarms.46 = BITS: 00 00 00 00
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrErrors.46 = BITS: 00 00 00 00
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrTempHiAlarm.46 = INTEGER: 75000 thousandths of degrees Celsius
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrTempLoAlarm.46 = INTEGER: -5000 thousandths of degrees Celsius
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrTempHiWarn.46 = INTEGER: 70000 thousandths of degrees Celsius
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrTempLoWarn.46 = INTEGER: 0 thousandths of degrees Celsius
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrVccHiAlarm.46 = Gauge32: 35000 hundreds of microvolts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrVccLoAlarm.46 = Gauge32: 30800 hundreds of microvolts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrVccHiWarn.46 = Gauge32: 34800 hundreds of microvolts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrVccLoWarn.46 = Gauge32: 31000 hundreds of microvolts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrBiasHiAlarm.46 = Gauge32: 90000 microamps
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrBiasLoAlarm.46 = Gauge32: 2000 microamps
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrBiasHiWarn.46 = Gauge32: 80000 microamps
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrBiasLoWarn.46 = Gauge32: 4000 microamps
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrPwrOutHiAlarm.46 = Gauge32: 14125 tenths of microwatts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrPwrOutLoAlarm.46 = Gauge32: 1995 tenths of microwatts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrPwrOutHiWarn.46 = Gauge32: 11220 tenths of microwatts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrPwrOutLoWarn.46 = Gauge32: 2512 tenths of microwatts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrRcvPwrHiAlarm.46 = Gauge32: 10000 tenths of microwatts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrRcvPwrLoAlarm.46 = Gauge32: 100 tenths of microwatts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrRcvPwrHiWarn.46 = Gauge32: 7943 tenths of microwatts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrRcvPwrLoWarn.46 = Gauge32: 126 tenths of microwatts
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrDiagnosticsTimeStamp.46 = STRING: Fri Mar 20 13:35:05 2015

VCT data:

HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrPhyLinkStatus.46 = INTEGER: down(0)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrPhySpeed.46 = Gauge32: 10 megabits per second
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrPhyDuplex.46 = INTEGER: half(0)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairACableStatus.46 = INTEGER: unspecified(5)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairACableLength.46 = Gauge32: 0 meters
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairADistanceToFault.46 = Gauge32: 0 meters
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairAPolaritySwap.46 = INTEGER: unspecified(2)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairASkew.46 = Gauge32: 0 nanoseconds
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairBCableStatus.46 = INTEGER: unspecified(5)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairBCableLength.46 = Gauge32: 0 meters
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairBDistanceToFault.46 = Gauge32: 0 meters
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairBPolaritySwap.46 = INTEGER: unspecified(2)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairBSkew.46 = Gauge32: 0 nanoseconds
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairCCableStatus.46 = INTEGER: unspecified(5)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairCCableLength.46 = Gauge32: 0 meters
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairCDistanceToFault.46 = Gauge32: 0 meters
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairCPolaritySwap.46 = INTEGER: unspecified(2)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairCSkew.46 = Gauge32: 0 nanoseconds
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairDCableStatus.46 = INTEGER: unspecified(5)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairDCableLength.46 = Gauge32: 0 meters
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairDDistanceToFault.46 = Gauge32: 0 meters
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairDPolaritySwap.46 = INTEGER: unspecified(2)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairDSkew.46 = Gauge32: 0 nanoseconds
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairABSwap.46 = INTEGER: unspecified(2)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrMdiPairCDSwap.46 = INTEGER: unspecified(2)
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrDiagnosticsTimeTicks.46 = Timeticks: (10704102) 1 day, 5:44:01.02 centi-seconds
HP-ICF-TRANSCEIVER-MIB::hpicfXcvrManufacDate.46 = STRING: 121122

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Knut-Helge Vindheim

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The relation to #1211 here is an important one: For Cisco equipment, we largely have the DOM values already - we just lack a way to associate the sensor values to the interface objects in our data model.

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@lunkwill42 lunkwill42 changed the title collect DOM-data Collect Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) data Nov 8, 2017
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Support for Juniper and Cisco has been implemented in time for 4.8.0, but HP is still missing.

Closing this issue now, and adding #1609 to track the HP implementation.

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