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#1
Security / Re: TACLANE SNMP Question
Last post by config t - November 14, 2024, 06:05:36 PM
My POC is willing to test on the PT network so I am hopeful we will see results this week or the next. Today was a crazy day of putting out fires so no progress.
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Security / Re: TACLANE SNMP Question
Last post by Otanx - November 14, 2024, 06:18:33 AM
Should work from the PT side. Some of the information you can pull is sensitive like key expiration.

For the mibs they give you info on all the custom info you can pull and the formats it gets returned in. The key expiration stuff I remember being weird. Something like it was returned in mmyyyy but in hex.

Next week I will be back home and can get better info rather than going on memory.

-Otanx
#3
Security / Re: TACLANE SNMP Question
Last post by config t - November 13, 2024, 07:01:36 PM
Quote from: Otanx on November 12, 2024, 07:26:23 PMYes you can. On the KG configure your SNMP server as a GEM server. It only does SNMPv3. I don't remember for sure but I think it was using AES128/SHA for protocols. Also the MIBS can be found on one of the CDs either the KG firmware one or the GEM install one.

-Otanx


Can confirm in documentation it is AES128/SHA. No luck yet, but I've only been able to try polling the CT interface so far. Tomorrow I will ask my buddy to give it a shot from NAC on the PT side and see what happens. Unfortunately it's not my gear, so I have to be mindful about my demands  :XD:

Can you expand on the MIBS? All I've tried so far is a generic sysinfo poll but I do have an option to define OIDs under a different type of policy condition.

Quote from: deanwebb on November 13, 2024, 11:26:09 AMI feel a swell of pride as I understand every. single. term. used in this response. :smug:

It's true we have basically learned a second language  :smug:
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Security / Re: TACLANE SNMP Question
Last post by deanwebb - November 13, 2024, 11:26:09 AM
Quote from: Otanx on November 12, 2024, 07:26:23 PMYes you can. On the KG configure your SNMP server as a GEM server. It only does SNMPv3. I don't remember for sure but I think it was using AES128/SHA for protocols. Also the MIBS can be found on one of the CDs either the KG firmware one or the GEM install one.

-Otanx


I feel a swell of pride as I understand every. single. term. used in this response. :smug:
#5
Security / Re: TACLANE SNMP Question
Last post by Otanx - November 12, 2024, 07:26:23 PM
Yes you can. On the KG configure your SNMP server as a GEM server. It only does SNMPv3. I don't remember for sure but I think it was using AES128/SHA for protocols. Also the MIBS can be found on one of the CDs either the KG firmware one or the GEM install one.

-Otanx
#6
Security / TACLANE SNMP Question
Last post by config t - November 12, 2024, 03:45:19 PM
Currently exploring whether I can pull information from a TACLANE with SNMP. Closest bit of info I can find is a 6-year old solarwinds forum post.

Knowing all TACLANE are a little different.. do they have the capability to host SNMP creds?

*edit*

For context, I am looking to pull this info into NAC using supplied SNMP creds on the device.
#7
Certifications and Careers / Re: The road to recover my cer...
Last post by deanwebb - October 26, 2024, 08:42:45 AM
I'd also add that knowing about the cloud and how off-prem networking works is more important today, for certain. At least being familiar with SASE, SD-WAN, and things like that is helpful.
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Certifications and Careers / Re: The road to recover my cer...
Last post by config t - October 25, 2024, 02:41:41 PM
Just mentioning that I love GNS3. Haven't kept up with it but it's the reason I was able to pass CCNP back in the day.

Congrats for getting back in the saddle. We all go thru things, that's a fact, but getting back up after getting knocked down shows character.
#9
Forum Lobby / Re: Microsoft Power BI
Last post by icecream-guy - October 18, 2024, 08:04:35 AM
it's a data visulization tool. aggregates data, makes nice visual charts, and easy reports.
 
#10
Forum Lobby / Re: Microsoft Power BI
Last post by deanwebb - October 17, 2024, 09:08:50 AM
I have never heard of that, what is it?