On 15 February 2010 11:11, Prakash <[email protected]> wrote:
> But I want to access the object as
> "privete(4).enterprise(1).abc(16142).newyork(3).machine(1).app(id).noOfMessa
> gesPending(1)" not like
> "privete(4).enterprise(1).abc(16142).newyork(3).machine(1).noOfMessagesPendi
> ng(1). app(id)" leaf node should be noOfMessagesPending(1).
Then I can't advise you further.
The natural way to structure your data would be as a table.
But that _would_ involve OIDs of the form:
..... myAppTable().myAppEntry(1).noOfMessagesPending(1).{id}
(Note that "app(id)" would actually just be "id" - there's no name
associated with this subidentifier)
That's inherent in how SNMP works.
If you don't like that approach, then perhaps SNMP
is not the correct tool for you to use.
Dave
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