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thought on snmp design

Asked by nabeel92 in Network Management, Miscellaneous Networking, Network Operations

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I have a central SNMP server (Solar Winds Orion Network performance monitor) installed in my co-location and it's able to retrieve SNMP data from a Linux server in the branch site (after port forwarding udp 161 to that linux box and configuring snmp on that) .... Now there are other devices in that branch network (PCs, print servers, etc) and I want all that SNMP data on my main server in the co-location ! How can I achieve that ?

What I'm thinking is that all devices should send their SNMP data (or traps) to this linux server on the branch site which is already talking to my main SNMP server .... And then my SNMP server should be able to retrieve the data for all my SNMP clients .... ?????? Is this practically possible !

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thought on snmp design

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