Hi Niels,
But using a query like: snmpwalk $host <OID of
table>.1.<column>.\"ABCDE\"
is not working also. Below are the test
results :
snmpget $host
<OID of table>.1.<column>.10."66.67.68.69.70.71.72.73.74.75"
<OID of
table>.1.<column>."BCDEFGHIJK" = INTEGER: 0
snmpget $host <OID of
table>.1.<column>.10.\"ABCDEFGHIJ\"
<OID of
table>.1.<column>.10."ABCDEFGHIJ": Unknown Object Identifier
(Index out of range: "ABCDEFGHIJ")
snmpget $host <OID of
table>.1.<column>.10.'ABCDEFGHIJ'
<OID of
table>.1.<column>.10.ABCDEFGHIJ: Unknown Object Identifier (Index out
of range: ABCDEFGHIJ )
Could you please help in resolving this?
Thanks and regards
S Sarath
On Thursday, October 16, 2014 10:00 PM, Niels Baggesen
<n...@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 11:04:54PM +0800, sarath azad wrote:
> I have tested it, it is feasible, but while giving the OID in snmpget,
> we needed to give the item name string index by dot separated ascii
> values of each character in the name.
> eg. <OID of the table> .1.<column
> no.>.5."65.66.67.68.69" where the item name is "ABCDE".
I wonder where this is documented :-(
If you make sure that the shell passes the quotes to the command, you
can actually do it:
snmpwalk $host <OID of table>.1.<column>.\"ABCDE\"
If the index is an IMPLIED string (one without a length prefix) you must
use single quotes in stead of double quotes.
See the -OE option to snmpcmd(1)
/Niels
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