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Huawei Switch CE6810LI & Router Huawei NE40E - SNMP Monitoring with ELK Stack

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I would like to discuss my case with you to see if I can find a way to solve the problem that I am encountering when monitoring network traffic and other aspects of our Huawei core devices.

My case is as follows: through the SNMP protocol I monitor several of our Huawei core devices, including a Huawei CE6810LI Switch and a Huawei NE40E Router, I do all this through ElasticSearch, searching for the correct OIDs and then filtering and adapting the information, so far, all good.

In these devices, in order to obtain real-time monitoring, or as close to real-time as possible, I need to lower the SNMP sampling rate from 60 seconds to 0, otherwise the graphs that I later form in ElasticSearch and Kibana , they have intermittent cuts in the reception of information. To reduce the sampling rate on other Huawei devices like the S6730, just run the following command: set if-mib sample-interval 0 .

The problem that I am encountering is that, if it is not a Huawei S6730, in my other 2 devices, I cannot find a way to reduce the SNMP sampling rate, since the command named above does not work, and after After reading the manuals for a long time, I haven't been able to find a way to do it on the CE6810 and NE40E.

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