SNMP

1. Get the SNMP agent for InsightFinder from https://github.com/insightfinder/InsightAgent/tree/master/snmp_discovery. All bold fields are required:
   In the snmp_discovery.scan section of the configuration file
   • ip-range: The IP net range to scan, use CIDR notation. To set multiple ranges, use single whitespace to separate them. For example: 192.168.31.204/32 192.168.1.1/24
   • community: The community string to use for SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c requests.
   • port: The port to use for SNMP requests. Default is 161.
   • mib: The MIB file to use for SNMP requests. Default is empty.

   Note that the community string should be identical to the one set in the previous device’s SNMP configuration in /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf

   For the InsightFinder section of the configuration file,

   • user_name: User name in InsightFinder.
   • license_key: License Key from your Account Profile in the InsightFinder UI.
   • project_name: Name of the project created in the InsightFinder UI. If this project does not exist, the agent will create it automatically.
   • system_name: Name of the system that contains the project. If this system does not exist in InsightFinder, the agent will create a new system automatically from this field or the project_name field.
   • project_name_prefix: Prefix of the project name. This combines with the component in the metadata to build the project name.
   • project_type: Type of the project – should be one of the following: metric, metricreplay, log, logreplay, alert, alertreplay, incident, incidentreplay, deployment, deploymentreplay, trace, tracereplay .
   • sampling_interval: How frequently (in Minutes) data is collected. Should match the interval used in project settings.
   • run_interval: How frequently (in Minutes) the agent should run. Should match the interval used in the cronjob.

The metric overall line chart page in InsightFinder from SNMP demo project:
(See Figure 1)