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The following are examples of SNMP commands and
the use of instance specifications. Below are examples of incorrect (incomplete) MIB specifications taht lead to an error: |
:SNMPGET 'public',system.sysdescr
The variable specified does not exist. (SNMPINFO 1802). |
:SNMPGET 0, 'public',hp.nm.system.general.mpexlsystem.processor
The variable specified does not exist. (SNMPINFO 1802). |
The correct syntax is to specify both the STANDARDIZED SPECIFICATION of the variable AND the INSTANCE SPECIFICATION used to distinguish different instances of the object in the same MIB: |
:SNMPGET 0, 'public',system.sysdescr.0
Octet String: HP3000 SERIES 967, MPE XL version ... |
If the INSTANCE SPECIFICATION is not known, use the SNMPWALK-command: |
:SNMPWALK 0, 'public',hp.nm.system.general.mpexlsystem.processor Name: hp.nm.system.general.mpeXLSystem.processor.numActive.0
Integer: 1 |
Name: hp.nm.system.general.mpeXLSystem.proessor.numPresent.0
Integer: 1 |
Name: hp.nm.system.general.mpeXLSystem.processor.processorMIstate.0
Integer: (disabled) 2 |
Name: hp.nm.system.general.mpeXLSystem.processor.cupUtilization.0
Integer: 0 |
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