Hi everyone,
We have a switch stack which failed to report the temperature to our Cacti. We tried to restart the snmp process by using the command "restart snmp gracefully all-members". But some fpcs failed to restart.
Output:
root@CORESW1> restart snmp gracefully all-members
fpc0:
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error: Simple Network Management Protocol process is not running
error: Simple Network Management Protocol process was not restarted
fpc1:
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error: Simple Network Management Protocol process is not running
error: Simple Network Management Protocol process was not restarted
fpc2:
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Simple Network Management Protocol process started, pid 51520
fpc3:
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Simple Network Management Protocol process started, pid 43356
fpc4:
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error: Simple Network Management Protocol process is not running
error: Simple Network Management Protocol process was not restarted
fpc5:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
error: Simple Network Management Protocol process is not running
error: Simple Network Management Protocol process was not restarted
fpc6:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
error: Simple Network Management Protocol process is not running
error: Simple Network Management Protocol process was not restarted
fpc7:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
error: Simple Network Management Protocol process is not running
error: Simple Network Management Protocol process was not restarted
We then tried to restart the snmp using the same command on each member of the stack that had an error but the snmp still failed to restart.
I got an idea from this link, does anyone know would killing the snmpd from the shell of the master work? If snmpd is killed from the master, would the effects cascade to its members? Or do we need to kill it for each member? That's the only thing that I found useful so far; I searched the error message in Google but found no relevant results.
The switch is EX4500 running JUNOS11.4R2
Hope someone can share their insights. Any help or input is greatly appreciated.
Thank You!