Re: (ASCEND) SNMP questions

[Charles Kirby <kirbych@CharlesKirby.com>]

What "Ascend documentation?"  I can't find OIDs listed in a rational
manner anywhere.  I found some OIDs that are useful from "maxstats" and
other--similar--perl scripts.
Peter... start with "mrtg" or at least "maxstats", "maxwho" and other perl
scripts.  Once you get data back from your max's you'll see how it's done
in the perl script.  Search in www.infoseek.com (for instance) for maxwho.

You have any OIDs listed... let me know, since the OIDs I'm using right
now are not the best.
Let me know if you need more help.

Thanks, ck

On Thu, 27 May 1999, Peter Lalor wrote:

> I've started fooling with MRTG. Inevitably, now I need to know a whole lot
> more than I do about SNMP.
> 
> Is there an OID equivalent to wanAvailableChannels that returns available
> channels by trunk group? I'm thinking wanLineAvailableChannels might be
> close, but I'm not sure how to refer to it.
> 
> Is there documentation that actually explains what the OIDs actually
> return? Ascend's docs list them, but don't explain them?
> 
> Finally, how do I do an snmpwalk? Is it a Unix command or a feature of SNMP
> managers?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Peter Lalor           Infoasis
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