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Supported devices
The vendor profiles section below lists the network monitoring devices that Datadog supports with out-of-the-box profiles. Datadog can also monitor devices not included in this list using a generic profile, which collects basic metrics if applicable for those devices.
Generic profile
The generic profile collects metrics for all devices not supported by a vendor profile. Metrics include TCP, UDP, IP, and interface metrics such as bandwidth utilization, and volume sent/received.
Vendor profiles
The following vendor devices are supported with dedicated profiles.
If a vendor or device type isn’t listed, see the Troubleshooting section below.
Note: Vendors with links in the Vendor/Integration column have dedicated integration pages with additional setup instructions, dashboards, and enhanced monitoring capabilities. All listed vendors are supported through SNMP with the configuration files shown in the Config files column.
Troubleshooting
If a vendor or device type is supported, but the specific model isn’t, you can:
Create new profiles to start monitoring new device models.
Contact Datadog support to put in a request to support your specific model.
Note: You can continue using NDM, as Datadog collects generic baseline metrics from all devices. If there are unsupported metrics from a vendor MIB, you can send a feature request to Datadog support with the following details:
Run an snmpwalk from the requested device and send the following output:
snmpwalk -O bentU -v 2c -c <COMMUNITY_STRING> <IP_ADDRESS>:<PORT> 1.3.6
Extend your profiles to support additional sysobjectid values.
For example, if you want to monitor another type of Cisco CSR, you can modify the ISR profile directly to list another sysobjectid like this:
snmpwalk -v 2c -c [community string] [ip address] 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2
Note: If you do not know the sysobjectid of your device, run an snmpwalk on a host that can reach your device. Use the output to list the profile to match against
Further Reading
Documentation, liens et articles supplémentaires utiles:
