SNMP Polling the cisco.wkgrpProducts.stack Interface Values

Hi,

I'm working with some Cisco equipment and am trying to graph the
portMacControlPauseTransmitFrames and portMacControlPauseReceiveFrames
values in Cricket.  The problem I've run into is Instead of using a
single instance number to index the value in the portEntry table, the
rows of this table are referenced by the interface's module/port
numbers.  For example, the base OID for the pause transmit frames is
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.5.1.4.1.1.19.  If you wanted the value for interface
4/13, you would walk the base OID, and look for the one with the .4.13
at the end.

 

I tried setting this up by manually defining variables for the module
and port numbers in the end interface target.  For example:

target GigabitEthernet4_13

            module-number = 4

            port-number = 13

            ...

 

Then I defined the ds-source like this:

ds-source = snmp://<my snmp
info>/portMacControlPauseTransmitFrames.%module-number%.%port-number%

 

I have the target-type/graph/datasource/OID all defined in the same way
as I have properly working graphed values defined, the only differences
are in the way I defined the target and the ds-source as shown above.

 

This doesn't work and the graph shows N/A's for the values.  It seems
like Cricket only allows a single index at the end of the ds-source
definition.  Has anyone else seen or resolved this issue?  Is it even
possible to graph anything in Cricket that's referenced by a
multiple-number index?

 

-Justin



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