SNMP Graph utility of OpUtils software is used to gather real time data and draws a graph for any SNMP IP node. It also provides the MIB node information like OID, syntax, description and MIB node properties. The SNMP data to be polled should be of integer or unsigned integer data type (Counter, Gauge, or Timeticks).
Click the Tools tab.
Choose SNMP Graph available under the SNMP Tools category.
Enter the IP Address or the Host Name of the device to be contacted and the SNMP community.
Select the Object
OID or the MIB Node from
the combo box (By default, eight OIDs are displayed in the OID combo box).
OR enter the required Object OID or MIB
Node to plot graph. Graph is plotted only for integer values.
Note: You can also choose to give a node that does not have
value in integer format, but the graph will not be plotted, only details
about the MIB node will be provided.
To configure SNMP properties click Settings located at the top right corner or click Admin -> Settings. For details read the Configuring SNMP section.
To configure Graph settings such as the polling interval and number of plots, follow the same steps as given above. For more read the section Configuring Graphs
Click the Plot button.
View the SNMP graph. Check the MIB Node Information and MIB Node Properties details.
MIB Node Information
MIB Name: The MIB used to query the details for plotting the graph.
Numbered OID: The unique numbered OID of the system.
OID : The OID of the system.
MIB
Node Properties
MIB Type : Displays the type of the MIB Node.
Status : Displays the status of the MIB node.
Syntax : Displays the node characteristic. The available syntax are Bit Stream, Counter, Integer, IP address, Object Identifier, Opaque String, String, Time Ticks and Unsigned Integer.
Note |
1.Graphs show proper information only if the IP Address or Host Name is SNMP-enabled. 2. Choose the Refresh time interval in seconds from the Refresh every list box. The page is refreshed based on the selected time interval. |
See
Also
Error Messages : E1001: Unknown Host, E1002: Unreachable Host, E2001: No Response to SNMP Queries, E5002 : Invalid OID, E5001: Unrecognised OID |
Related Tools: Ping, SNMP Ping, System Snapshot, MIB Module Viewer, MIB Node Viewer |