2009/8/12 François Dumont <[email protected]>:
> I see what you mean, and that's the way I want to do, but I don't really
> understand how can I do.
>
> I do that :
> snmpwalk -v 2c -c public DestHost TrapEvenLogType
>
> But then, how can I store the relevant index ?
Are you wanting to do this manually, or in a program?
"snmpwalk" is typically used by a real person,
so "stor[ing] the relevant index" involves looking
at the output, and thinking about what it means :-)
If you are doing this within a program, then you wouldn't
typically use snmpwalk - you'd use a sequence of individual
GETNEXT requests. Something like:
entry = GETNEXT trapEventLogType
while not finished
do
extract index from entry
if entry is Link{Up,Down}
then
GET trapEventLog*.$index
endif
entry = GETNEXT trapEventLogType.$index
done
The details will obviously depend on what programming
language you are intending to work with! But that should
give you the basic idea.
Dave
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