Group Policies para trafico InterVLAN

hgg
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Group Policies para trafico InterVLAN

Hola 

 

Soy un novato con Meraki, no logro que una regla que filtra el trafico InteVLAN entre 2 VLAN para un host especifico para el protocolo SNMP funcione, pueden ayudarme?

 

Mi dispositico esta en una VLAN de usuarios y el dispositivo que hace el escaneo SNMP (SNMPWalk) esta en otra VLAN que esta aislada del resto de las VLANS, puedo hacer que la VLAN acceda a la pagina web del dispositivo y pueda hacer ping al dispositivo pero no logro que el SNMPWalk hacia ese dispositivo funcione,

 

Alguna idea?

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RWelch
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SNMP Overview and Configuration 
Meraki Device Reporting - Syslog, SNMP, and API 

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hgg
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Thanks for your quick answer but my issue isn't with a Cisco Meraki device's SNMP, I'm trying to allow a device running SNMPWalk that is in a isolated VLAN to SNMPWalk a device in one of my users VLANS both of them have Group Policies applied, my understanding is that since Group Policies are stateless I should create rules in both VLANS in both ways (inbound and outbound), please correct me if I'm mistaken.

 

Thanks in advance

RWelch
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Perhaps typing SNMPWalk in the search bar at the top of the page will get you to other posts with similar challenges.  I am not familiar with SNMPWalk unfortunately.  

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Mloraditch
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Yes you would need to create appropriate rules. Are you trying with just port 161? Have you tried just allowing anything to the SNMPWalk host to see if that works?

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hgg
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I created rules for UDP and TCP for the ports 161 and 162 in both VLANs without success, this is why I'm seeking for help

Mloraditch
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You can try and do some packet captures, or see if it works by opening up all traffic to/from the source of the SNMPWalk and then work from there, most likely with captures as well.

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