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WANTED: real-world SNMP walks #76
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https://github.com/v-zhuravlev/zbx_snmpsim/tree/master/data are these any good to you? |
Awesome! Thank you! Will pull those in. |
I actually have more but I need to strip sensitive stuff first before I can publish them. Is there anything specific you need? |
Would be great! I think the more varieties of the recorded hardware we have - the better. I am thinking of different network equipment, storage devices, appliances of all sorts... |
Hi, I have some devices walked to snmprec, mostly cameras :) |
Thank you, @Benik3! |
hi @etingof |
I think the more walks we publish for general public - the better! Thank you!
Having |
sure thing ;)
indeed too, though it may overload the provided data for not much added value in the end (having the whole MIBII with stats et all for example). Also, I'll have to anonymize some data (IP@, serial numbers, ...) to solve some privacy, though it raise the question of relevant data Vs privacy. Note that I've in the meantime also found the support for .snmpwalk, which somehow answers my need (though a conversion tools, from these walks to .snmprec would be better) So let's start with a first dump, partial one of an Eaton UPS (9PX): #77 |
Arguably, even stats objects would make some sense from the simulation perspective. If the user points an NMS to the simulated agent, that NMS might be able to present the agent more realistically to the user. Another possible step towards better simulation would be to replace static values for stats with references to the
I think obfuscated serial numbers and other inventory information should not affect the relevancy of the simulation. Changing IP addresses (as an example) may break things here and there because table indices may include IPs, different tables may refer to the same IP which should be changed consistently everywhere etc.. This is hard to obfuscate by hand, but we do not have a suitable tool for that so far... Still, I believe having at least partially realistic data is the grand awesomeness compared to having just scholastic MIB dumps! ;-) |
I've pushed all real SNMP dumps into the snmpsim-data package. I think it makes sense for Meanwhile, everyone is very welcome to PR against Thanks! |
Kert KPREMIUM1000R UPS :) |
Thank you! I am working on putting all recordings together into snmpsim-data package. |
snmp-H |
@HBSpy Thank you! I have one question - these files in |
files in |
Aha, so they contain different information then! Awesome! |
I should be able to contribute the following in a few days: Temperature sensor |
That would be awesome! Thank you! |
https://github.com/timlegge/docker-snmpsim-openDCIM in the data directory (the Cisco ones are yours) The files have been modified for variation as documented in the README.md |
Awesome, thank you! Should I pull the rest of the .snmprec files as well? |
Hi
The Cisco snmprecs are a copy of the onee already in your repo I believe.
Tim
…On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 1:40 AM Ilya Etingof ***@***.***> wrote:
Awesome, thank you!
Should I pull the rest of the .snmprec files as well?
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Ah, in that sense! I see. BTW, there is a whole lot of cisco recordings here, however I figured that some of these files are too large to be served effectively. I am trying to rework the hashing mechanism. |
Please-please-please!
Consider donating some snapshots of SNMP data (e.g. snmpwalk) as reported by any real-world hardware to the SNMP simulator project. Having the real-world SNMP probes would benefit many SNMP implementers and testers.
Technically, it can be a PR against snmpsim-data package adding your
.snmpwalk
or.snmprec
files to the data directory. Or a URL to download. Or any other way.Just keep in mind that your SNMP dumps may contain sensitive information. Therefore it's best to snmpwalk non-production devices.
With your permission, we would then publish these snmpwalk's online.
Thank you!
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