> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Jon Sabo
> Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 1:43 PM
> I have two hosts that I'm want to check the state of the interfaces,
> up or down, on and for some reason the ifOperSTatus ordering doesn't
> match. I have a lot of servers that use this check and just one box
> that doesn't match up. How do I either set this and make it
> permanent following reboots or change the mapping in someway?
You can't[1], nor should you be able to. The ifIndex is not tied to
the interface in any way, despite the fact that order of operations usually
causes the same index to be assigned to each interface. You should not rely on
this behavior, however. Rather, you should use an address[2] to match the row,
which will give consistent behavior in all cases.
HTH,
Mike
[1] - Actually, I don't know for a fact that there isn't a way to do this with
net-snmp. My response is based on the IF MIB specification and good network
management principles.
[2] - You may want to use the physical(ethernet) or logical(IP) address,
depending on what kind of behavior you would like should the interface card
fail and be replaced, DHCP, etc.
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