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

> 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


> 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

> 2. The ReulstOID is so long, 


Try loading the "SNMP-EXTEND-MIB" file.
That should then display this raw OID in a more meaningful fashion,
giving the names of the MIB objects, and interpreting the index values
for you.


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

I'd also suggest you try with a more recent release.
There was a bug with some early versions, which meant that
the second result table (broken down into separate lines)
didn't get reported.  It looks as if this is happening to you.


Dave


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