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Good morning everyone

I'm dealing with the MIST issue with an AP32 model access point: I can't see if SNMP is present, from the documentation it

 seems not and not even from the "Juniper Mist" management system

Greetings 

Pascal

You cant monitor the AP's via snmp, you need to use the mist api to monitor them.

Good morning everyone

I'm dealing with the MIST issue with an AP32 model access point: I can't see if SNMP is present, from the documentation it

 seems not and not even from the "Juniper Mist" management system

Greetings 

Pascal

Good morning everyone

I'm dealing with the MIST issue with an AP32 model access point: I can't see if SNMP is present, from the documentation it

 seems not and not even from the "Juniper Mist" management system

Greetings 

Pascal

Ok thanks for the information that SNMP is not supported: but with the mist api I see some additional information that is not seen
in Wi-Fi Assurance i.e. in the "Juniper Mist" management system?

Greetings

Good morning everyone

I'm dealing with the MIST issue with an AP32 model access point: I can't see if SNMP is present, from the documentation it

 seems not and not even from the "Juniper Mist" management system

Greetings 

Pascal

Good morning everyone

I'm dealing with the MIST issue with an AP32 model access point: I can't see if SNMP is present, from the documentation it

 seems not and not even from the "Juniper Mist" management system

Greetings 

Pascal

To clarify a few points in this thread:

My first comment is that every single thing that is done in Mist, is done via an API, it is 100% API native and rock solid.

Mist uses a variety of ways to gather analytics and data that is sent to the Mist cloud.  The Mist cloud provides more modern and cloud-based technologies that you can use to pull data from the cloud instead of SNMP.  Specifically, Webhooks, Websockets and RESTful API's.

The support for SNMP that was linked is for managed switches if you had a specific need to have a switch send SNMP data to a local managed NMS server.  Typically, not needed as the data present in the Mist cloud already can give insights into the health and happiness of the switched environment.

Mist's built in alerting also addresses a lot of functionality that SNMP may have been used for as well.

Yes, there is more data available using the API than what is displayed in the Mist Dashboard.  This is by design so that the information presented is typically what is needed to validate and configure your network.  If all the data points and settings available were displayed on the Mist dashboard, you would be scrolling for hours and it would be information overload.

Is there something specific you are looking for?

Good morning everyone

I'm dealing with the MIST issue with an AP32 model access point: I can't see if SNMP is present, from the documentation it

 seems not and not even from the "Juniper Mist" management system

Greetings 

Pascal