[WhatsUp Forum] [Fwd: cannot view some oid in SNMP [T200105240013]]

[Cary Hung]

Hi all,

I have a problem in using SNMP features, in order to monitor the disk
usage, processor usage, etc...

Please help.

Regard
Cary

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This type question is out of my scope of support that I can offer you. I can offer you a free subscription to our WhatsUp Forum.  Here you can post this same question that will be viewed by thousands of WhatsUp Gold users World-Wide.  They will have an answer for you @ their finger tips.     Here's a link to the Forum : http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html     Please let me know how fast you get help.         Thank you for using Ipswitch Inc.Technical Support Please visit our Knowledge Base for commonly asked questions and answers @ http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/   Karl E. Scupin CNA, CNE WhatsUp Gold Tech. Support Team ----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 10:16 PM Subject: Re: cannot view some oid in SNMP [T200105240013Z620283] Hi, I am sorry that I forget the rule of game, therefore, I would like to provide the serial number and etc for your reference.     Name:  Cary Hung     Address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]     Product: WhatsUp Gold 6     OS: Windows NT Workstation     Serial Number for Registered User: WG-511122     Problem: Please help. Regard Cary Cary Hung wrote: Hi, Refer to the knowledgebase document: WG-20001201-DM01, I find the oid of disk space and processor are blank.  Instead, I can read the oid of memory only.   In fact, I use the SNMP view which is provided in WhatsUp.  Then, I get the above result.   I have checked the mib.txt and trap.txt, both of them have correct oid entry, I mean it includes memory, processor and physical disk.     For further checking, I have the following findings (in perfmib.mib)     -- processor MIB     cpuprocessorTable OBJECT-TYPE         SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF cpuprocessorEntry         ACCESS not-accessible         STATUS mandatory         DESCRIPTION             "A table containing performance information for instances of 'processor' objects."         ::= { performance 2 }     cpuprocessorEntry OBJECT-TYPE         SYNTAX cpuprocessorEntry         ACCESS not-accessible         STATUS mandatory         DESCRIPTION             "Performance information for one particular instance of 'processor' object."         INDEX { cpuprocessorInstance }         ::= { cpuprocessorTable 1 }   Can you tell me why?? Thanks Cary

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