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    How to read OID Tables

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      Wilf last edited by

      Hello,

         This is my first attempt and i have hit a problem, I need to read 
      

      date form a oid table, I cant work out how to do this can anyone
      help ?

      Thanks
      wilf

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        mlohbihler last edited by

        SNMP?

        Best regards,
        Matthew

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          Wilf last edited by

          Hi Sorry i will try to explain a little better,

          I can read standard OID's no problem.
          some of the data i am trying to read is in a table as :

          UpsOutputEntry ::=
          SEQUENCE {
          upsOutputLineIndex INTEGER,
          upsOutputVoltage INTEGER,
          upsOutputCurrent INTEGER,
          upsOutputPercentLoad INTEGER
          }

          I need to read voltage and current but cannot find a way to do this
          I think i need to send a SET command before the GET but don't
          know how.
          I hope this makes a little more sense.

          Best regards

          Neil

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            mlohbihler last edited by

            Have you tried using a tool like MIBBrowser to convert the textual OID into numeric?

            Best regards,
            Matthew

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              Wilf last edited by

              Hi yes i have converted the OID the following will read OK

              Name/OID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.4555.1.1.1.1.4.2.0

              The following ( from a table) wont

              Name/OID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.4555.1.1.1.1.4.4.1.2.1

              If i could use the GETNEXT Command i think it would work.
              or could i change the code to change the command ?
              if so where does Mango interface with SNMP4J ?

              any workaround appreciated, i just need to get these values the other 12
              i am picking up no problems the same for the modbus.

              Best regards

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                Wilf last edited by

                Ok i asume this is not possible, thanks anyway

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