[mrtg] Re: how can I find OID's?

[Jelle Beusen]

Depends,

if you wanne figure it out with windows get a tool like getif or
something like that.

On unix you can do a snmpwalk......

There are various tools out there that do the job, but I use either
snmpwalk or getif (I think it's called)

I will send you the url for it when I gt home from work :-)

ciao

Mihai Bobos wrote:

> hello!
> how can I find OID's for different things I'd like to monitor?
> I mean eth0,eth1, processor1, processor2 and things like that (but I
> need at least these)
> thank you very much...
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