You can do an SNMP-Walk on your printer. It usually, I know with my Kyocera
machines it didn't, doesn't give you all of the OID's but you will get most of
them. Who know, on your machines you might get all of them. You can run this
command from your Nagios machine:
snmpwalk -v1 -c public x.x.x.x
or just type "snmpwalk" and hit enter and it will give you all of the options.
>>> Richard Gliebe <[email protected]> 2011/02/16 09:42 >>>
Hi all,
I have to check the Toner Cartridges from our Konica Minolta BizHub
Printers/Scanners, but I can't find the right MIBs.
Searching http://mibdepot.com was not successfully.
many thank
Richard
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