RE: [smartBridges] Link quality and SNMP

[Tom Haynes]

Title: Message

You don't get it directly. LQ is calculated from the results of a test mode. The results are read as SuccessFrames and FailedFrames. success/(success+failed). RSSI, I'm not sure about yet but I think you send a carrier_accuracy command in the commandStruct and then read the TestModeRadioConfiguration value and possibly parse it for RSSI. May SB will shed some light on it. If none of this makes sense, browse through the MIB text file for all possible SNMP OIDs and a brief description of some.   TO SMARTBRIDGES TECHS - I would like to compile a 'SNMP User Manual' foro smartBridges products as well as assist in defining MIB2 objects that need to be implimented. Anyone have free time to answer some SNMP questions? -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Marcin �elaznowski Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 2:33 AM To: Grupa SmartBridges Subject: [smartBridges] Link quality and SNMP How to read link quality and signal strenght use SNMP?