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Chapter 6: Configuring Application Defenses
Creating SNMP Application Defenses
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Figure 96: Example of
OID numbering scheme
Configuring the SNMP v1: OID Editing window
This window allows you to add a new object ID (OID). You can select from the
list of standard OIDs, or you can create your own OID using the custom option.
Follow the steps below.
1 In the OID Options area, determine whether the OID will be Standard (predefined)
or Custom (you determine and enter the OID manually) by
selecting the appropriate radio button.
2 [Conditional] If you selected Standard in step 1, select the appropriate OID
from the Standardized OIDs drop-down list.
3 [Conditional] If you selected Custom in step 1, type the OID number in the
Customized OID field using the standard OID structure. The numbering
scheme for each object is determined by the object’s management
information base (MIB) location, as shown in Figure 96 below.
For example, the object ID for the SCC node in the private enterprise portion
of the network would be .1.3.6.1.4.1.1573.
Note: The object ID will always begin with the following pattern .1.3.6.1. For
assistance on obtaining object IDs, visit the Internet assigned numbers authority
Web site at www.iana.org/assignments/enterprise-numbers or contact the
appropriate vendor.
system
.1
interfaces
.2
.2 mgmt
private .4
.1 mib2
enterprises .1
ip
.4
tcp
.6
4 Click Add or OK to add the OID to the table. Repeat these steps for each
OID you want to add or modify.
5 Click Close to return to the SNMP v1 tab.
iso
org
dod
internet
..........
.1
.3
.6
.1
UNIX
.4
sc
.1573
..........