A few days ago, two HP 2610 switches went into CommFailure state on our 2nd UEM. No problems on the 1st UEM (we have a DSR system). However, the switches and subsequently the 1st UEM is reporting security access violations from UEM 2's IP. When I do an SNMP configuration test from UEM 2, I get a response saying the SNMP EngineID is invalid.
UEM 2's subnet is already a valid manager in the switches.
I have the EngineID of the switch; how can I make sure its correct in UEM? Or, is there another route I should be taking to resolve this problem?
Thanks for any feedback!
SNMPv3 Issue with UEM & HP 2610-24 Switch
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SNMPv3 Issue with UEM & HP 2610-24 Switch
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Re: SNMPv3 Issue with UEM & HP 2610-24 Switch
The engine ID is used to generate the keys from the original and new passphrases. Those resulting keys are loaded into the element and used to check credentials of v3 commands.
If you've not intentionally changed the passphrases I would suspect something more mundane like the switch dropping its memory or incorrect passphrase loaded into the manager. Try the default switch passphrase or compare manager credentials.
If you've not intentionally changed the passphrases I would suspect something more mundane like the switch dropping its memory or incorrect passphrase loaded into the manager. Try the default switch passphrase or compare manager credentials.