Re: the meaning of OID(define by extend) was too confuse

"John Robson" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <BA18E2C1141B104993C2FA5A1DEA434D0CDB31@elk.cambridge.cachelogic.com>
Looks like a string index

The first number is the length of the OID, then that many numbers are asccii



John



----- Original Message -----

From: John Robson <[email protected]>

To: [email protected] <[email protected]>

Sent: Fri Jun 16 14:30:31 2006

Subject: the meaning of OID(define by extend) was too confuse



NET-SNMP: 5.2 (net-snmp.5.2.tar.Z)

OS: AIX4.3.3



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my snmpd.conf has such line:

extend .1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.350 tbl_proc_info /bin/sh /usr/local/extra/tbl_proc_info.sh

tbl_proc_info.sh is script to get process info(such as: %cpu, %mem, name, etc...)

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When use getbulk for this oid, I get such result as below.



1: enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.1.0 (integer) 1

2:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.2.1.2.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(octet string) /bin/sh

3:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.2.1.3.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(octet string) /usr/local/extra/tbl_proc_info.sh

4:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.2.1.4.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(octet string) (zero-length)

5:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.2.1.5.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(integer) 5

6:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.2.1.6.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(integer) 1

7:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.2.1.7.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(integer) 1

8:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.2.1.20.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(integer) 4

9:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.2.1.21.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(integer) 1

10:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.3.1.1.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(octet string) 5022,4.0,3.0,6088,1,snmpd

11:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.3.1.2.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(octet string)5022,4.0,3.0,6088,1,snmpd6966,0.1,1.0,1412,180,dpid24198,0.1,1.0,2812,132,dtgreet3142,0.0,0.0,328,67,syncd2626,0.0,4.0,8604,57,X0,0.0,13.0,14756,30,swapper1,0.0,1.0,1512,10,init9036,0.0,1.0,1472,0,rpc.statd9324,0.0,0.0,96,0,uprintfd9570,0.0,0.0,832,0,cron8874,0.0,0.0,524,0,qdaemon8300,0.0,1.0,1832,0,telnetd12644,0.0,0.0,580,0,diagd10362,0.0,1.0,1232,0,AIXPowerMgtDaemon11610,0.0,0.0,644,0,httpdlite9806,0.0,0.0,656,0,rpc.lockd10100,0.0,0.0,604,0,writesrv8038,0.0,0.0,336,0,biod3376,0.0,0.0,664,0,dtlogin3662,0.0,1.0,1108,0,errdemon3886,0.0,0.0,972,0,dtlogin2464,0.0,1.0,2080,0,ftpd4680,0.0,0.0,864,0,srcmstr6192,0.0,0.0,848,0,inetd5440,0.0,0.0,744,0,syslogd5682,0.0,1.0,2288,0,sendmail5934,0.0,1.0,1340,0,portmap

12:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.3.1.3.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(integer) 27

13:enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.3.1.4.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111(integer) 0

14:enterprises.8072.1.3.2.4.1.2.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111.1(octet string) 5022,4.0,3.0,6088,1,snmpd

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The problem is:

1. The result Is just returned by Line 11, let me define the ResultOID as enterprises.2021.10000.100.350.3.1.2.13.116.98.108.95.112.114.111.99.95.105.110.102.111.



2. The ReulstOID is so long, and the snmpd.conf doesn't explain the oid's generation rule.

Is there any document to explain the extend 's oid definition rule?

Whether ResultOID is alterable, can i always use snmpwalk with the ResultOID to get the result?



Can anyone tell me the meaning of OID(define by extend), thanks a lot!

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