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We have an issue with SNMP and one of our filers. ssh/web access towards the filer is fine, indicating that routing etc. is ok, but this error message keeps pop'ing up in the console:
[snmp.agent.resp.failed:warning]: Could not send response to host : <ip of host> : reason : Failure could be due to either DNS/gateway misconfiguration or takeover/giveback in progress
Timeout, server not responding.
This filer is located off-site, and we access it through a VPN.
The filer is running Netapp Release 7.3.2.
For some odd reason, it wouldn't send any SNMP-replies through the default gateway. I had to create a static route -> OK.
Hi MSS
can you advise where\how you set the static route and did this resolve the same issue for you?
Thanks
NM
I set the static route from the console/SSH-shell, with the route command. See the "Network Management Guide" for instructions.
Thanks for that MMS, can you elaborate?
were you seeing the same error? I am getting it on one of my DR filers and snmp, dns and network configs are all fine.
did you just do
route add <ip address> <gateway> then the erorrs stopped appearing on the CLI?
is this issue not the same as netapp bug 344812?
Thanks again
NM
I don't know about the netapp bug, but the problem (and error messages) disappeared after I added the static route with the route command you are referring to. That's it, not much to elaborate on.
Dear Sir,
What about the static route which you seting . If you use the default gateway as gateway ?
For example:
fas3240_01> route -s
Routing tables
Internet:
Destination Gateway Flags Refs Use Interface
default 192.168.2.253 UGS 35 1015295 vif-service
The filer default gateway is 192.168.2.253 .
Tue Aug 2 17:07:16 CST [fas3240_01: snmp.agent.resp.failed:warning]: Could not send response to host : 192.168.2.35 : reason : Failure could be due to either DNS/gateway misconfiguration or takeover/giveback in progress
we can add the following static route:
route add 192.168.2.35 192.168.2.253 1
Is right ?
Thanks.
Should work, just try it and you'll figure it out.
Thanks a lot.
Great, Thanks a lot smm, I'll give it a try and post the results..
NM
I hit the same problem. After adding a new gateway I could ping the filer but got the same error noted here. I don't see adding a static route as a solution.
I fixed the problem by restarting SNMP:
1) Check SNMP state: "options.snmp"
2) Disable SNMP: "options.snmp.enable off"
3) Enable SNMP: "options.snmp.enable on"
Just like that, SNMP was working as expected without the nasty error message.