I tried to input the Cacti server IP in "Search" field, but no log.Ĭacti-Logs-Search.jpg (31. (2) "go to Monitoring pane and fire up the logging view console and filter by cacti's server ip", -> Please refer the attachment File. (1) You mean I need to input the Cacti IP Address into the IP Address field in SNMP Host Access List in Cisco ASA, right ?
Next if would be, if you see the traffic while running the packet capture but still doesn't work, ssh to the ASA and set up a capture as follow: capture _SomeName_ type asp-drop all and after a few attempts from the cacti server try "show capture _SomeName_ | include _what_ever_cacti_server_ip_is If the traffic doesn't show up there, you could also either run a packet capture from ASDM or Packet tracer to emulate the traffic and see if it spots anything. Make sure the interface you have specified under SNMP host access list section is the interface the Cacti servers is coming from.Īdditional to that you could go to Monitoring pane and fire up the logging view console and filter by cacti's server ip and see if you see the traffic, either allowed or dropped. On your first post you posted an screenshot that could lead to where the issue is. When you choose the interface, select the interface which. Here, you can set the NetFlow Analyzer server IP address, the ASA interface through which NetFlow packets are to be exported and the NetFlow listener port (By default it is 9996). Pucho wrote:I'm assuming Cisco ASA is not your area of expertise. Configuring Flow Collector: In ASDM, under Configuration go to Device Management > Logging > NetFlow.
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