(RADIATOR) TotalControlSNMP OID Question.
Jay Pike
jay.pike at corecomm.com
Tue Dec 21 11:35:23 CST 2004
Hello All,
We've just upgraded to new USR/3COM Total Control code on a part
of our network, and have noticed a significant OID change, and
computation changes.
Under our older versions, the OIDs that Radiator would use
snmpget to check would be like:
enterprises.429.4.2.1.140.1.2.3.97.102
But, the new version seems to dump out:
enterprises.429.4.1.7.1.9.32.108.114.115.116.97.109.98.97.117.103.104.64.118.111.121.97.103.101.114.46.110.101.116.45.105.112.45.73.52.51.52.53
I don't know how its generating these long strings, or how to fix the
'TotalControlSNMP.pm' file to use these new strings....
Help?
jp
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