RE: find SNMP ifIndex value if hostname and SNMP ifDescr are known

Hi Martin, When you work with SNMP, the Index is the "key". Once you have the Index you can "snmpget" a lot of information regarding this Index ( i.e. this Interface). There is no way to "invert" the process ( find an Index when you have the Description). http://jmjmon.eu/LaSupervisionDeReseau

Re: find SNMP ifIndex value if hostname and SNMP ifDescr are known

Jean-Marc, ok. Thank you for explaining this! regards, Martin On 5/15/15, Jurkiewicz Jean-Marc wrote: > Hi Martin, > > When you work with SNMP, the Index is the "key". > > Once you have the Index you can "snmpget" a lot of information regarding > this Index ( i.e. this Interface). > There is n

Snmp proxy & cache solution

I'm looking for software which will act as a SNMP proxy/cache to minimize CPU loads on routers from the many SNMP polling devices on our network. So far I've been unable to find much on this. I'm hoping someone here may know of something that can do this. ---