Most of our network is 450/450i. We use the same SNMP community string throughout the network - it has an @ symbol in it. The 450i's and everything else take it just fine however the ePMP stuff won't accept the @ symbol.
Anyone know of a way to override this?
Was able to fix this... here is a workaround if anyone runs into this.
SSH into the radio and run "config set snmpReadWriteCommunity YOURCOMMUNITY" or "config set snmpReadOnlyCommunity YOUR COMMUNITY". I did "config save" and "config apply" afterwards and rebooted the radios, not sure what the difference in save/apply is so just ran em both and all is good.
Thanks!
Trey
sounds like the json interface has some protection to prevent sending system commands as input. good fix find though!