As I can see you missed some parameters. You can see all needed parameters in my example below
example: ePMP1000_c6f915>config set cambiumDeviceAgentEnable 1 ePMP1000_c02071>config set cambiumDeviceAgentCNSURL <your URL> ePMP1000_c02071>config set cambiumCNSDeviceAgentID mykola ePMP1000_c02071>config set cambiumCNSDeviceAgentPassword 12345678 ePMP1000_c02071>config save ePMP1000_c02071>config apply
I'm doing these commands and on some devices I need to issue a reboot for it to work and others it does not lead to me being able to onboard - the device in question says the AP is onboarded and doesn't do anything with the on prem CNM.
I will ping somebody on this one Josh... it may be that because this is a "solved" thread, fewer eyes are seeing this. (Plus it seems like a cnMaestro issue maybe, not necessarily the ePMP, so another complication).
I tested the following ePMP SSH commands on a device. It worked as expected. On the device that I tested, a reboot was not necessary. After executing the following commands, I could see this ePMP SM waiting for approval in the cnMaestro Onboarding queue.
config set cambiumCNSDeviceAgentID KREDDUM_CNSNGQA
config set cambiumCNSDeviceAgentPassword <my_onboarding_key>
config save
config apply
I tried this on an ePMP SM running software version 3.5.1. cnMaestro was a version of 1.6.3.
If you enter the same information in the ePMP device UI, does the device then appear in the onboarding queue? See Configure --> System-->cnMaestro from the ePMP device UI.
If you continue to run into issues, can you enable the ePMP device syslog and look for "device agent" related messages.
As a side note, there is another thread detailing SNMP OIDs for the same purposes.
Tried a few more manually and they seem to be working now...maybe watching the syslog is scaring it into working.
I tried a couple units with the GUI before the post and those worked. I'm looking to do many radios with command line scripts, though, and the radios I tried right before my post didn't work.
I'm pretty familiar with the SNMP OIDs and that guide. Look at the author of it ;)