Solution: It turned out the server did not have the package “ snmp-mibs-downloader”. After the package was installed and the server was rebooted Zabbix started collecting SNMP data. When viewing the host’s items was greeted by the message “snmp_parse_oid(): cannot parse OID….” for pretty much every item. On my first attempt to get the template working the SNMP icon for the host would not light up green or red.
All of my interfaces are named, my changes look like the below. Or if you have a mixture of named and unnamed interface then you would using something like this “GigabitEthernet|inside|Management|Internet|namedinterface1|namedinterface2”. If you don’t have named interface something like “TenGigabitEthenet|GigabitEthernet|Loopback|Vlan|Port-channel|FastEthernet” should work. Replace the text between and with your ASA’s interface names. Edit the file “Template Cisco ASA Discovery.xml” and find the string. Download the template “Cisco ASA Discovery” from one of the below locations, I am using the version from GitHub, last commit 27th Feb 2018. You should get a long output and not an error. Pre-checksīefore we get started in Zabbix we want to confirm that Zabbix server and successfully poll our ASA using SNMP-walk on your servers shell.įor example snmpwalk -v 2c -c public 172.16.100.100 Your server has had a reboot after installing the above packages. Again I am using Ubuntu you may have to find the equivalent for your distro if it is not Debian based. 
Your server will need the “ snmp-mibs-downloader” package installed.
#CISCO ASA 55215 X FIREWALL MONITORING SOFTWARE INSTALL#
I am using an Ubuntu server on some other distributions such as Redhat you would need to install the packages “net-snmp” and “net-snmp-utils” Your Zabbix server will need the “ snmp” package installed.Needless to say you nee Zabbix installed and working.
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