SNMP Community String contain #

Is there an option to use the community sting have #

for example 10.10.10.1:test#test:CISCO:Network_Switches

in GUI able to add the entry, but in lan-list.cfg get the part after # will be ignored

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  • Hi,

    use only the GUI, lan-list.cfg is ignored since version 2.60+
  • Thanks Pavel, this means no need to create the entries in lan-list.cfg
  • no, use the GUI only.
  • done the configuration as suggested, still the switches are not displayed in GUI.

    Attached the details for reference.


  • wait an hour, then Ctrl-F5 in the UI.

    If still nothing then send us logs
    Note a short problem description in the text field of the upload form.

    cd /home/stor2rrd/stor2rrd # or where is your STOR2RRD working dir

    tar cvhf logs.tar logs tmp/*txt

    gzip -9 logs.tar

    Send us logs.tar.gz via https://upload.stor2rrd.com

  • Even after 1 Hr the devices are not displayed in GUI, above mentioned log.tar.gz is uploaded.
  • jafiznazim
    edited November 2019
    Thanks to the support team. The patch worked
  • I am having the same problem with a LAN switch, my version is 2.61. Please advise if the patch in above post was for this version, if so please assist with a link to the patch.
  • Hi,

    do you have character "#" in the community string as in the issue above?
    If so then use the following 2 files as a fix.

    Gunzip it and copy to /home/stor2rrd/stor2rrd (755, lpar2rrd owner)
    -rwxr-xr-x 1 stor2rrd stor2rrd 7852 28. Nov 14.06 load_lanperf.sh
    If your web browser gunzips it automatically then just rename it: mv load_lanperf.sh.gz load_lanperf.sh

    Gunzip it and copy to /home/stor2rrd/stor2rrd/bin (755, lpar2rrd owner)
    -rwxr-xr-x 1 stor2rrd stor2rrd 129698 28. Nov 14.06 config_check.sh
    If your web browser gunzips it automatically then just rename it: mv config_check.sh.gz config_check.sh

    Try config_check.sh after deploying that files:

    cd /home/stor2rrd/stor2rrd # or where is your STOR2RRD working dir
    ./bin/config_check.sh <switch IP>

    Let us know.
  • Works like a charm. Thank you very much
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