In rare cases you may observe Spectrum sending SNMP get requests to a device which no longer exists in the SpectroSERVER database. This can be seen using a packet capture tool such as Wireshark, tcpdump or snoop.
This rare situation can happen when a model is destroyed from within Spectrum but it's application models are not destroyed. If you run a device/model/port search with the deleted IP or name, the results do not return any models. You will need to run the below search to see if there are any application models still left in the database for the destroyed device:
Release: Any
Component: SPCCSS
On the SpectroSERVER machine, log into a bash shell (On Windows, go to Start->Run and type: bash -login) in the SPECROOT area:
This can be done in the OneClick UI or by using the CLI destroy command.
On the SpectroSERVER machine, log into a bash shell (On Windows, go to Start->Run and type: bash -login) in the SPECROOT area:
Deleting these existing models will stop the SpectroSERVER from sending SNMP requests to the deleted model IP address.