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Version: 4.2

Features

The features are a collection of additions available for the DD Engine. Features are configured in the DD Manager.

SNMP monitoring

Apart from the DD Manager, DD Engine can also be accessed on the admin interface, using SNMP. This requires SNMP support to be enabled, which can be configured in the DD Manager.

If SNMP is enabled, the SNMP agent can be contacted on the IP address of the admin interface using port 161. All values are read-only, i.e. SNMP can only be used for monitoring, not for configuration. The DD Engine, has a MIB defining the parameters available.

Parameters

The following parameters are predefined and non-configurable:

ParameterValue
SNMP version3
Authentication algorithmSHA512, digest length 512 bits
Privacy algorithmAES-256, key length 256 bits
Security modelUSM

The following parameters are configurable:

ParameterDescriptionFormat
Security levelEnabling SNMP and defining the security level.Available options: SNMP disabled and Authentication & Privacy
UsernameUsername required when requesting SNMP information from the DD Engine.String
Authentication passwordPassword used to verify the identity of the user.String, minimum 16 characters including one number, one upper case and one lower case character. No spaces allowed.
Privacy passwordPassword used to allow encryption of SNMP information.String, minimum 16 characters including one number, one upper case and one lower case character. No spaces allowed.

Available OID:s

The following OID:s (and their descendants) are exposed when SNMP monitoring is enabled:

NameOIDMIBDescription
system.1.3.6.1.2.1.1SNMPv2-MIBStandard SNMP objects describing the device
hrSystem.1.3.6.1.2.1.25.1HOST-RESOURCES-MIBOverview of the device's state and resources
hrStorage.1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2HOST-RESOURCES-MIBRAM and hard drive size and current usage statistics
advenicaDDE.1.3.6.1.4.1.29868.20DDE-MIBDD Engine-specific information

Forwarding

DD Engine can be configured to forward certain information, i.e. send that information from Upstream and receive it on Downstream. This enables monitoring of the Upstream DD Engine from the destination network.

note

Forwarding must be enabled on both Upstream and Downstream to function.

The following parameters are configurable:

ParameterDescriptionFormat
SNMP metricsIf enabled, SNMP metrics will be sent (from Upstream) or received (on Downstream)Checkbox, check to enable forwarding

SNMP metrics forwarding

When SNMP metrics forwarding is enabled, metrics concerning currently configured services on the Upstream DD Engine will be available in the Downstream DD Engine's SNMP agent, if it's enabled. The forwarded metrics will be available under the advenicaDDERemote object (OID .1.3.6.1.4.1.29868.20.2). See the DD Engine MIB for more information.

note

SNMP monitoring does not need to be enabled on the Upstream DD Engine to forward SNMP metrics.

Logging

From the DD Engine, log information can be sent to a single external, third party log server. DD Engine supports Syslog via both UDP and TCP. Logs can also be exported using the Local admin.

All system logs regarding both services and the DD Engine will be sent to the log server. If the log server is hosted on the data network, the logs will be forwarded via the data interface, and if the log server is hosted on the admin network they are forwarded via the admin interface.

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionFormat
Remote log transferEnabling remote logging.Available options: Logging disabled and Transfer logs
Remote portTCP or UDP port number used when transferring logs.Integer within range 1 - 65535.
Default: 514
Remote addressIP address or hostname of the remote server used when transferring logs. If a hostname is entered, an Admin DNS server must be configured in Local admin.String
ProtocolThe protocol used when transferring logs.Available options: UDP and TCP
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