On 1 August 2012 03:56, Dave Hsu <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have this:
> 1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.1.603980290 => Ethernet0/0/1
> and I want to retrieve 603980290 by using Ethernet0/0/1 (that I already
> know).
> Is there a command/way to get just the port index (not a list) by using the
> port name?
The way (i.e. the algorithm) to get this information would be to
walk the IF-MIB::ifName column, and look for the name of interest.
One simple way to do this might be
snmpwalk ... IF-MIB::ifName | grep Ethernet0/0/1
I don't know of any dedicated command to do this, although
it shouldn't be too difficult to write one (and would be a useful
exercise in learning how to use an SNMP toolkit).
If you do develop such a tool - please consider feeding it
back to the project, so we can include it in future releases.
Dave
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