This is a great list for your question.
DHCP leases do not go away when the client does. I don't think there is
an OID for the DHCP lease count.
Compare the Dude with the Wireless Registrations tab. That count should
match.
You can use any OID in the labels, so do some experimenting to see what
you can get. You can get the OID for anything that has one by opening a
terminal window in the MT and doing a print command followed by OID, for
example,
interface wireless registration print
will show all the wireless connections, while
interface wireless registration print oid
will show the corresponding OIDs for the same table.
SNMP on the MTs has what I think is a bug, but maybe it is the way it
should work.
MT SNMP appears to always respond with the source address being the one
on the port the response goes out. That is fine as long as that is the
address you query, but doesn't work if you query another address. Make
sure you have the first address in the Dude device settings window to be
the one that will actually see the request.
On 1/20/2012 7:01 PM, Keith wrote:
Hi we have just started to get involved in the world of Mikrotik.
We have a couple of Routerboards 411AH.
Have them setup with a little splash screen and they will be connected to
our cable plant and offering free wifi for a while just to see how
much they
get used etc.
I have followed the directions here:
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Number_of_Wireless_Clients
to get an idea on how many clients are connected. I have one in my
office right now that has 3 clients connected according to the DHCP
Server Leases, but the icon that represents this unit in the dude
shows 0 wireless clients.
I have deleted and recreated the function, changed the appearance a
few different ways, but I see 0 wireless clients.
As this function uses SNMP, I have ensured SNMP is on, though no security
on it yet, just the public community. I can walk the device with snmp
from another
server ok.
Is there anything else I might have missed? I apologize if this is not
the
correct list to ask about this.
Thanks.
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