The discovery should pick up the appliances and add them as managed nodes using SNMPv3 To do this, go to: Settings > Network Discoveryįollow the wizard and do a scan on either the individual IP addresses of each node one at a time, or enter the IP subnet the appliances are on. You can run the discovery on just the IP address or range of IP’s your ISE appliances are on. Instead of manually ADDING the node into SolarWInds, you need to do a Network Discovery for your nodes. Once you have your creds in your ISE appliance(s), now we have to get them into SolarWinds. You may want to verify your edits by running sh run | inc snmp again So now you need to exit out of enable mode and wr mem (Again, you can use hash instead of plain here) Snmp-server user v3 plain authpassword privpassword (You can use hash instead of plain if you wish) Snmp-server host version 3 0x2 plain authpassword privpassword Next you need to enter in your SNMPv3 creds Once you have your EngineID you need to go back to your ISE CLI (Or you can run this as a SQL query: SELECT TOP 1000 * FROM. This can be found by going to your SolarWinds main server.ĭrill down in the SolarWinds DB and look for “AllEngines”Įxecute the query there and it will display your EngineID.
Next you will need to know your ‘EngineID’.
You need to add in your SNMP if it isn’t already enabled. You can view SNMP info in the CLI using this command: sh run | inc snmp Here’s how I got my ISE appliances added to SolarWinds.įirst you need to access the CLI of your ISE appliance. Sounds straight forward enough, right? Well, not so much. So you wanna add your ISE appliance in SolarWInds and monitor it via SNMPv3.
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