Hi!
If you can disable SNMP (by setting appropriate bit flag), then you can enable it back by clearing same bit flag. If you show me the code I probably will be able to suggest how to change it so it will work.
Newly discovered nodes comes with all communication channels enabled. They are checked on each configuration poll to detect any changes. System cannot predict why SNMP is not responding for example - vecause it is not enabled and never will, or because of misconfiguration, or it will e enabled next day.
With latest patches (that will be part of 1.2.14 release) it is also possible to disable let say SNMP for each new discovered node using NXSL script called on SYS_NODE_ADDED event.
Best regards,
Victor
If you can disable SNMP (by setting appropriate bit flag), then you can enable it back by clearing same bit flag. If you show me the code I probably will be able to suggest how to change it so it will work.
Newly discovered nodes comes with all communication channels enabled. They are checked on each configuration poll to detect any changes. System cannot predict why SNMP is not responding for example - vecause it is not enabled and never will, or because of misconfiguration, or it will e enabled next day.
With latest patches (that will be part of 1.2.14 release) it is also possible to disable let say SNMP for each new discovered node using NXSL script called on SYS_NODE_ADDED event.
Best regards,
Victor