Hi,
the vice-versa translation of the perl-module (SNMP::translateObj(); )
doesn't work correctly in both ways.
The MIB is translated to an OID correctly, but the translation from
OID to MIB is incomplete.
Version is 5.5 (i guess):
# snmpget -V
NET-SNMP version: 5.5
Heres the example perl
Cisco provides the MIBS where the OIDs are defined. You can download them
from the Cisco web page. As it can be hard to read the MIBs, you can use a
MIB browser. Using the MIBs you can know the OID names that match with the
"numeric" OIDs that you need. Monitoring CPU, Memory usage is sure well
exp
On 7/4/11, Mihamina Rakotomandimby wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Using mrtg on Debian Squeeze, I can monitor NICs.
> Mostly on Cisco 3750,3550,2950,2960 and 1841.
>
> I use the "MIB" generated for me by MRTG's "cfgmaker".
> I would like to add:
> - CPU
> - Network Error
> - Memory usage
>
> To do so, I s
Hi all,
Using mrtg on Debian Squeeze, I can monitor NICs.
Mostly on Cisco 3750,3550,2950,2960 and 1841.
I use the "MIB" generated for me by MRTG's "cfgmaker".
I would like to add:
- CPU
- Network Error
- Memory usage
To do so, I searche don the internet and found how to do with full OIDs.
Exam
