--- You wrote:
In your example this fild is absent, unfortunately.
--- end of quote ---
I don't believe that it's possible to display the full OID for the value, but
I also note that the "good part" of the OID (after the 1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.2.3.1.1)
contains the service name as the ASCII codes for the name. In your example, 1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.2.3.1.1.6.83.101.114.118.101.114,
you have a length byte (6) and the characters "Server".
I haven't tried this - I don't have access to a device that implements this MIB
- but I think Bill Fisher's note about the Derived Variables can help. They're
described on this page:
http://download.dartware.com/docs/DevGuide/Content/02-CustomProbes/OnDemandTables.htm
I've added three lines to the bottom of the previous table. Each uses the [0:]
syntax to return the remainder of the OID.
<snmp-device-variables-ondemand>
svSvcTable, .1, TABLE, ""
svSvcTable/svSvcName, svSvcName, DEFAULT, ""
svSvcTable/svSvcInstalledState, svSvcInstalledState, DEFAULT, ""
svSvcTable/svSvcOperatingState, svSvcOperatingState, DEFAULT, ""
svSvcTable/svSvcCanBeUninstalled, svSvcCanBeUninstalled, DEFAULT, ""
svSvcTable/svSvcCanBePaused, svSvcCanBePaused, DEFAULT, ""
svSvcTable/svSvcNameOID, svSvcInstalledState[0:], DEFAULT,
""
svSvcTable/svSvcNameOIDHex, svSvcInstalledState[0:], HEXADECIMAL,
""
svSvcTable/svSvcNameOIDString, svSvcInstalledState[0:], STRING,
""
</snmp-device-variables-ondemand>
What do you see for those new columns?
Best regards,
Rich Brown
Dartware, LLC
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