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When will XG release it's SNMP MIB file?

We can't get XG's SNMP MIB file in community.
Use the Cyberoam's MIB for XG will get no response on some OIDs.
When will XG release it's own SNMP MIB file?




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  • Sophos has one posted on the documentation site that was updated in 2017. https://www.sophos.com/en-us/support/documentation/sophos-xg-firewall.aspx#. Go down to the header that says "Other Documents" and you will see the MIB file there. Haven't fully tested it but it is different than the Cyberoam version in the KB.

     

    Mike

  • Thanks Michael.

    You mean this link?

    https://www.sophos.com/en-us/medialibrary/PDFs/documentation/SophosFirewall/Other-documents/SOPHOS-MIB.txt?la=en

    Where do you see they are from 2017? Anyway I hope that someone can test them and reply here.

  • Hi Luk,

    Yes, that is the full link to the file. If you open it, you will see the last modified date is 

    	LAST-UPDATED	"201703200000Z"
    	  
    Unlike the Cyberoam version that is from 2006


    LAST-UPDATED "200607140000Z"

    If I have time later today, I will run it through SNMPWalk and see what happens.

    Mike
  • Good morning!

     

    Has anyone used this MIB into Zabbix? Im having troubles to import it.

    Can someone help me? If someone there know better how to import .txt MIB files to Zabbix templates.

     

    Thanks!

     

    Edit: After many research, I was able to monitor a XG105 Appliance with Zabbix!

    I used mib2template.pl script to convert the MIB file into a Zabbix Template and managed to import to Zabbix.

    The template lack Interfaces Items tho, so I needed to use SNMP Interfaces Template also.

     

    Here is the Zabbix Template converted from Sophos MIB File, hope it helps:


    8284.XG-FIREWALL-MIB.xml

  • Just wanted to share that I brought this MIB into PRTG Network Monitoring as an SNMP Library. 

    It works great, however, it doesn't include the actual Network Interfaces, but many other useful metrics...here's the full list: