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Parse table

Hi, a device's OID returns a table that are value of fans, voltage, thermal margin etc. I am only interested the value of the 10th row and need assistance on doing that. Thank you!

11991
-59
-54
6591
6513
5967
5889
2
32584500
1
8
0
0
8
0
0
2
1
1
4

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sum_giais

An snmp table is really just a logical structure of standard snmp OID’s to create columns and rows. Each individual OID in an snmp table can be polled. It all depends on what data you want and how much (GET TABLE vs GET etc.)

An snmpwalk can be helpful to visually show you what that table looks like in snmp and all the OID’s that make it up. Extremely useful when setting up custom UnDP’s. Sinply to help identify what is necessary to monitor.

https://support.solarwinds.com/SuccessCenter/s/article/Run-SolarWinds-SNMPWALK

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yaquaholic

Hi there,

What's the OID?

And does it work if you snmpwalk <OID>.10 ?

yaquaholic

sw-new

thank you @yaquaholic for the response. it's 1.3.6.1.4.1.17337.2.1.1.4.1.1.6

cannot use snmp walk for my application

sum_giais

sw-new

thank you @sum_giais , just used the snmpwalk and scanned 2000+ OIDs.

But the MIB browser does not give me an output on OID that I'm interested in. I still have to remove OID digit to get the top level MIB tree to get an output which is the table.