[mrtg] Re: CPU

[Sottile, Steve]

This is what I got from the MIB definitions

I seem to be close, but I can't quite figure out how to walk this tree
Can anyone offer help???



        cdx6500NMNPScpuUtil OBJECT-TYPE
            SYNTAX INTEGER
            ACCESS read-only
            STATUS optional
            DESCRIPTION
                "Percentage of time the CPU processed traffic data (as
                 opposed performing diagnostic tests or processing node
                 control data) to in the last 64 seconds.
                 Applicable to 6520 platforms."
        ::= { cdx6500NMNPstats 35 }

          CDX-6500-COMMON-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN

          IMPORTS
                  mgmt, NetworkAddress, IpAddress, Counter, Gauge,
                          TimeTicks
                      FROM RFC1155-SMI
                  OBJECT-TYPE
                          FROM RFC-1212;

               -- Codex MIB Group definitions

                         codex OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { enterprises 449 }
            cdxProductSpecific OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { codex 2 }
                       cdx6500 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdxProductSpecific 1
}

               cdx6500NodeMgmt OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500 1 }
            cdx6500NMSNMPGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500NodeMgmt 1 }
  cdx6500NMNodeParametersGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500NodeMgmt 2 }
     cdx6500NMDiagnosticsGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500NodeMgmt 3 }
        cdx6500NMControlsGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500NodeMgmt 4 }
            cdx6500NMDLSVGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500NodeMgmt 5 }

         cdx6500Configuration  OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500 2 }
       cdx6500CfgProtocolGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500Configuration
1 }
   cdx6500PCTPortProtocolGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= {
cdx6500CfgProtocolGroup 1 }
        cdx6500CfgGeneralGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500Configuration
2 }

             cdx6500Statistics OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500 3 }
      cdx6500StatProtocolGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500Statistics 1 }
    cdx6500StatOtherStatsGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500Statistics 2 }
          cdx6500StatTFTPGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500Statistics 3 }
   cdx6500StatNetworkSvcsGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500Statistics 4 }
   cdx6500PSTPortProtocolGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= {
cdx6500StatProtocolGroup 1 }
cdx6500PSTStationProtocolGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= {
cdx6500StatProtocolGroup 3 }
  cdx6500PSTLANConnectionGroup OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= {
cdx6500StatProtocolGroup 6 }

               cdx6500Controls OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500 4 }
               cdx6500ContTFTP OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500Controls 2 }
           cdx6500statControls OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { cdx6500Controls 4 }

Steve Sottile
Bay State Gas
Phone 508 836-7019
email ssottile at bgc.com


-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Baumann [mailto:M.Baumann at klinikum-krefeld.de]
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2000 8:40 AM
To: Sottile, Steve; mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: Re: [mrtg] CPU


Have you installed the according MIB-file?
If not, there may be problems in localizing the OID.
With the MIB installed you can search in the MIB's tree structure.

Grts
Michael Baumann


"Sottile, Steve" schrieb:

> Is there a user doc for GETIF?
> I'm using GETIF on a Motorola router, attempting to
> identify the OID for CPU usage. It appears as though
> I get every OID except the one I'm looking for.
> Actually its probably there, but without something to reference it could
> be any one of 3800 OID's.

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