Does anyone know when the Universal Device Poller will support custom tables?
Also does anyone know a way to count the number of rows in a table and chart the result?
What do you mean by "custom tables"? We support tables now; we only need the OID. You can use the Transform Results function to get many different functions, but I don't think we have Count.
Custom Tables -
What I mean by this is a lot of Cisco SNMP tables use dynamic OIDs to label the row data. And it is difficult to query that row data since the OIDs are contanstaly changing.
As far as the row counting goes, I am trying to graph the number of active VoIP calls on a gateway. In order to do this it seems like I have to just count the tables in the 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.63.1.3.1 OID.
There are some tables where one MIB table serves as an index for another MIB table. In order to use those, we would need to join the data from multiple tables. We may add this functionality in the future, but it's not planned for this next release.
Did you find a way to count the number of rows? I am try to graph the same info (number of active VoIP calls). You can actually pull the table of rates and use the transform functions sum/average on that custom poller to find out the count, but because the transform is also a table, I don't see a good way to graph it as a single number.
Thanks,
Matt
Any word on joining tables? We're actually at the point of needing to go off-board to get this solved, which is pretty lame, considering the fairly significant amount of money we spend in maintenance and initial licensing.
At this point, my biggest problem is that the UnDP won't pull a full table, it will only pull 1 column at a time, and then I can't join the columns.
This makes the data in the table unusable by SW.
Peter
I agree, and could use this same functionality.
Any progress/word on this yet?
I am in a similar situation and need just a single sum value to capture checkpoint concurrent VPN users. So far no luck...
