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It also defines the community string and provides a sample command to extract information via SNMP requests.

Using this in a SNMP library sensor I get sensors set up for access points, SSIDs and lots of sensors that are related to the access points and SSIDs like their status, is a the access point a gateway etc.

Is there a way I can create sensors with multiple channels to group these related sensors together, and that would discover the access points in the network rather like the Cisco snap VPN sensor.

These settings can be found under Network-wide General Reporting.

You will not be able to poll repeaters using SNMP as they do not have an IP address on the Local LAN.

However, after setting up the community string, an MX can be configured to allow polling from a remote IP whitelist, configured under Security appliance Configure Firewall traffic shaping.

While PRTG doesnt offer any alternative built-in sensor for Merakis devices our Custom Sensors or this device template allows you to monitor your APs Status and traffic counters.

Im afraid it might be best to consult with the vendor of the devices, to see which counters may refer to which AP.

Native support for Meraki devices is currently not planned, sorry.

As the interfaces were detected during the setup of the sensor I am guessing that the AP was queried to get the interfaces so the connection to it over SNMP is OK.

Any ideas why I would then get the no such name error showing immediately.

I have probably missed the obvious instructions but how do I upload a screenshot.

Please use any image - sharing service, upload the screenshots, and then link them here.

Thank you.

Which given its a mandatory part of the SNMP specification, is really rather poor.and im actually going to return over 100k of hardware because of this, if they dont fix it.

Heres the key: There are two ways to monitor Meraki devices (see Merakis article ).

In this case you MUST open port UDP 161 directly to the device so you can poll it via SNMP but you have all the parameters of the standard SNMP MIB (check the table that appears in the above link).

In this case you set up the sensor as Custom SNMP and enter the MIB you wish to monitor directly.

For example, to monitor WAN1 traffic I create a custom SNMP sensor, input MIB 1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.1 (according the the table in the article above), set up as a Delta, set units to Mbits and divide by 120,000 in order to get Mbps.

The dashboard MIB allows me to get the number of users connected in my customers network which is really useful and the standard device SNMP MIB allows me to monitor bandwidth on both WAN and LAN interfaces.

Prtg Network Monitor 19 Plus Any Other

Inout octets and inout discards, plus any other counters you want and multiplydivide to your preference.

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