Hello,
I am using SNMP to supervise the status of external devices and their interfaces (Ethernet, DSL, …).
Agent-Parameters are:
Protocol: v2
Timeout: 300 (i.e. 3 seconds)
Retries: 5
Method: Polling
My expectation was that connection state (DPE _x_SNMPAgent_xxx.Status.ConnState) is set to FALSE (i.e. error) only after all 5 Retries have failed.
But I observe very often that connection state is set to FALSE and mostly after 0 or 3 or 6 seconds (which is n times the Timeout) the connection state comes back to TRUE (i.e. OK). The connection state is used via DP-Function to alarm a device DPE and so the plant operator receives many useless alarms.
Is my expectation wrong, means even the first or second poll failure results in a connection state failure?
Or is a special configuration necessary to enable my expectation?
Thanks in advance for your answer.
Rolf Appel
SNMP Driver
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Re: SNMP Driver
What OS?
I've seen similar things in Red Hat. Same project on Windows did not throw errors.
I've seen similar things in Red Hat. Same project on Windows did not throw errors.
- Rolf.Appel
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Re: SNMP Driver
OS is Windows Server 2012 R2.
WinCC OA 3.14
WinCC OA 3.14
- Gertjan van Schijndel
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Re: SNMP Driver
Try the element '.Status.Timeout'.