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Is there reserved OID space for internal enterprise CAs?
I'm not an expert, but it seems OID 1.3.9900 to 1.3.9999 may be considered such "internal use" OIDs:
As per http://oid-info.com/get/1.3 :
Interchanging partners may want, by prior agreement, to ...
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How do I select an OID for my MIB
There's nothing stopping you from using another enterprise's OIDs, but that would be inconsiderate. You're supposed to request your own Private Enterprise Number and use that in building your OIDs/...
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Is there an OID to retrieve specific HDD partition on SNMP?
Depending on your case, partition layout and mount points your indexes can vary:
but here is example of reporting free disk space on partitions
two mounted partitions:
df | grep mnt
/dev/xvdz1 ...
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Is there reserved OID space for internal enterprise CAs?
The question is old, but still there are a couple of solutions that are not mentionned.
2.25.x selfgenerated legal OID
Quoting oid info 2.25
This enables users to generate OIDs without registering ...
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How do I select an OID for my MIB
Nothing - In the same way that you can also use 8.8.8.8 as your IP if you don't connect to the internet. It's just a convention to prevent clashes between everyone saying 'ok .1 is mine!'
If you want ...
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Brocade DCX 8510 inter DC latency - understanding OIDs to find L1 issues
Background
swFCPortRxBadOs tracks the number of invalid ordered sets, most of the time it is an error against a physical or virtual interface, it can also apply to a backplane.
Invalid ordered sets ...
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SNMPD Numbers added to my OID
This may be an old question, but the documentation out there isn't very forthcoming as to why SNMP is acting like it is, and I've been struggling with this mess for a while, so here goes.
The extend ...
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How to get/retrive the list of Interface, vlans, port id, and mac address in juniper via snmp?
I've done some of this.
The OID you want is called the Q-Bridge-II MIB, at 1.3.6.1.2.1.17.7.1.2.2.1.2 -- it returns a list of MAC addresses associated with the logical port those MAC addresses are ...
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How to Determine the Correct OID to Use for Monitoring
From my experience, sadly no, I had to get the MIB and try to find in them the correct thing I need to query. (I used a simple mib browser)
For the OID you found, temperature too high, be sure it’s ...
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Get transceiver informations through SNMP on Dell switch
I have Dell support answer.
These informations are available through "1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10895.500.2.6132.1.1.43.1.18.1.6" OID.
BUT, this OID is available since the firmware 6.7. Currently, I ...
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How to Determine the Correct OID to Use for Monitoring
While a MIB browser can indeed help, you can do a lot of parsing with the NET-SNMP snmptranslate command. There are quite a few options, so consult its man page, but here are a couple of examples.
Let'...
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Is there any OIDs standard for NAS in MIB tree?
I think you're looking for this
http://www.oidview.com/mibs/24681/NAS-MIB.html
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