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Enterprise Feature
SNMP is only available in MongoDB Enterprise.
MongoDB Enterprise on macOS does not include support for SNMP due to SERVER-29352.
MongoDB Enterprise can provide database metrics via SNMP, in support of centralized data collection and aggregation. This document identifies common problems you may encounter when deploying MongoDB Enterprise with SNMP as well as possible solutions for these issues.
See Monitor MongoDB With SNMP on Linux and Monitor MongoDB Windows with SNMP for complete installation instructions.
If you receive the following error message when trying to monitor with SNMP:
Ensure that you have not disabled SNMP access
to mongod
.
By default, SNMP access to mongod
instances is enabled. Starting in MongoDB 4.0.6, you can disable SNMP access using either command-line option --snmp-disabled
or the configuration file option snmp.disabled
.
The following in the mongod
logfile:
AgentX is the SNMP agent extensibility protocol defined in Internet RFC 2741. It explains how to define additional data to monitor over SNMP. When MongoDB fails to connect to the agentx master agent, use the following procedure to ensure that the SNMP subagent can connect properly to the SNMP master.
mongod
has appropriate permissions to open a UNIX domain socket.One of the following errors at the command line:
mongod
binaries that are not part of the Enterprise Edition produce this error. Install the Enterprise Edition and attempt to start mongod
again.
Other MongoDB binaries, including mongos
will produce this error if you attempt to start them with snmp-master
or snmp-subagent
. Only mongod
supports SNMP.
MongoDB Enterprise on macOS does not include support for SNMP due to SERVER-29352.
SNMPAgent
¶The following line in the log file indicates that mongod
cannot read the mongod.conf
file:
If running on Linux, ensure mongod.conf
exists in the /etc/snmp
directory, and ensure that the mongod
UNIX user has permission to read the mongod.conf
file.
If running on Windows, ensure mongod.conf
exists in C:\snmp\etc\config
.