If I use snmpwalk on the command line, I get back something like:
CISCO-STACK-MIB::portAdditionalOperStatus.3.37 = BITS: 08 00 notConnected(4)
- it translates the BITS section to a human readable string.
However, if I try to do the same query using the perl SNMP module, I get back just: "08 00 " - and yes, I have UseEnums set to 1.
So my question is thus - How can I get the human readable value back, as I would with a normal enum? Is this simply a bug or oversight in the existing code?
I've only found one piece of information on this http://redirx.com/?gz4t - same OID, from a few years ago, with no followup respose.
Here's the relevant portion of the mib. Thanks.
portAdditionalOperStatus OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX BITS { other(0), -- none of the following
connected(1),
standby(2),
faulty(3),
notConnected(4),
inactive(5),
shutdown(6),
dripDis(7),
disabled(8),
monitor(9),
errdisable(10),
linkFaulty(11),
onHook(12),
offHook(13),
reflector(14)
}
MAX-ACCESS read-only
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION "The current operational status of the port which is showing additional detailed information of the port."
::= { portEntry 23 }
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