Hi,
I am designing a MIB for monitoring some network equipments. The
proposal was a MIB structure like below (a conventional one):
enterprise.myCompany.devTable
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devIndex
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam1
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam2
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam3
So that a MIB walk will look like below when there are three devices:
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devIndex=1
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devIndex=2
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devIndex=3
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam1.1 = value;
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam1.2 = value;
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam1.3 = value;
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam2.1 = value;
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam2.2 = value;
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam2.3 = value;
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam3.1 = value;
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam3.2 = value;
enterprise.myCompany.devTableEntry.devParam3.3 = value;
But there is a requirement that the MIB should be designed such that a
MIB walk result is grouped based on the device instances (not parameters
as above).
i.e. list parameters in the following order for the above case:
all parameters of dev1,
all parameters of dev2, and then
all parameters of dev3.
The device instances can be dynamically added or removed. The walk
should be in lexicographical order. Any ideas to meet this requirement
is highly appreciated.
Thanks an d regards,
BM
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