SNMP Based Queries FAILED

Giles Coochey GilesC at CarmenMedia.com
Mon Nov 13 16:13:31 CET 2006


> 
> Dear Giles,
> 
> Thanks as always for yr prompt reply..
> 
> I understand that OID is Object identifier(s) or SNMP 
> variables whose value you wish to query. but kindly let me 
> know the value of OID for various variables. or provide me 
> list of OIDs.
> 
> Thanks you
> 

Suhag,

The following command will list available OIDs on a particular host.
Assuming it supports version 2c of the SNMP protocol, and accepts the
community string "public"

snmpwalk <ip-address> -v 2c -c public

What SNMP OIDs are defined for a particular host depends on the
published MIB that that host supports. Please check with the
manufacturer of the equipment for a complete list.

Having said that there are a number of standard OIDs that you will
immediately be able to query straight away, most of these will displayed
by the snmpwalk command.

Thanks

Giles

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