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Using MonitorMagic
To collect the data from the table, specify the Host address, Host community and the Table
object identifier. Note that the Table Object Identifier must include the entry identifier.
Example: for the MIB-II interface table the Table Object Identifier is 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1 which
corresponds with iso.org.dod.internet.mgmt.mib-2.interfaces.ifTable.ifEntry. Press GET
DATA to collect the SNMP table information.
According to the SNMP protocol, the identifier directly following the table entry identifier specifies
the entry field (column) of the table and the rest of the object identifier contains the index (row) of
the SNMP table. (By subsequent calls of the GETNEXT request, you will get all table values for
column 1 for all rows, then all table values for column 2 for all rows and so on)
Thus, an object identifier of an entry in a SNMP table contains the following three fields:
[table entry identification] . [column] . [table column]
Examples:
iso.org.dod.internet.mgmt.mib-2.interfaces.ifTable.ifEntry . ifDescr . 1 (value is MS TCP
Loopback interface)
1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1 . 2 . 1 (value is MS TCP Loopback interface)
See also:
MonitorMagic SNMP support
Snmp get monitor - Overview
Snmp get monitor - Tables
Snmp get monitor - All rows versus specific rows
(This topic is part of a sequence of topics that start with Snmp get monitor - Tables
A SNMP table contains a number of rows and columns. Each row corresponds with a certain
entity (for instance interface card). For each row, you can obtain the same type of information,
corresponding with the different columns in the table. When monitoring the data from a table with
MonitorMagic, each row of the table corresponds with a single Snmp get monitor. When
specifying Snmp get monitors, you can either generate monitors for all table rows or create
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