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  • 1.  How to create QOS with snmpget and and different entries

    Posted Feb 07, 2025 01:49 PM

    Hi Everyone...!!!

    I need to capture the value of an OID, but these values ​​contain different entries and this is due to the IPs mapped to that OID.

    This is the OID that I need to capture, where if I do a test with snmpget probe, I observe that it brings the data that I need.

    Now I need to bring these values ​​to the BD-UIM of each entry as QOS.

    I tried to create the QOS by calling the OID, but it didn't work.

    I think it doesn't work because each entry in the OID call is different...

    I also tried to drag the result of an OID but it didn't work, it only brings me the result of the input, not the rest.

    Any idea ?



  • 2.  RE: How to create QOS with snmpget and and different entries

    Posted Feb 10, 2025 08:55 AM
    Edited by Luc Christiaens Feb 11, 2025 04:34 AM

    I'm afraid that you need to look into some solution that is more flexible in creating the qos name/target & filter combination.

    You can check the probe_cmd tool, posted on communities. You can compare this utility with logmon command mode but with all control possibilities to create the qos values.

    A second possibility is to create a small custom probe.

    Note: Petr's suggestion to keep it simple is much better than mine (if it's matching your needs). I forgot that snmpget is so much more flexible than snmpcollector.



  • 3.  RE: How to create QOS with snmpget and and different entries

    Posted Feb 11, 2025 02:21 AM
    Edited by Petr Ketner Feb 11, 2025 02:22 AM

    Hi, 

    lets keep this simple, try this:

    create a template with your defined OIDs.

    For example:

    Then create a device profile, where you set QoS source mapping, for example mine is done like this:

    this setting results of creating multiple QOS targets, where each one is filled with defined OID values, eg:

    qos target is up to how you set QoS identification method

    hope this help.

    Other method could be short script that is doing snmpwalk and saving values with nimqos binary, which also works fine, nothing hard

    Regards

    Petr