It sets the state to Down if the interface's ifOperStatus is not equal to 1 (Up). This probe monitors the ifInPackets and ifOutPackets statistics of the specified device interface and sets the state of the device to Alarm or Warning when the packet rate (in packets/second) exceeds specified thresholds.
This probe retrieves a single SNMP MIB variable and displays it in the device's Status Window.įilename: .txt Non-matching interfaces are hidden.įilename: .txt Any interface with a value of ifDescr that matches this pattern is visible on the map. Interface Description - specifies the interfaces to display. This probe is identical to the Basic SNMP Traffic probe, except that it restricts the visible interfaces to those that match the specified Interface Description. If the value goes outside the specified range, the device changes to the corresponding state. This probe retrieves a single SNMP MIB variable and compares it to the specified thresholds. Usually used for units of measure (packets/sec, degrees, and so on).
Units - a text string displayed next to the variable's value in the Status window. Thresholds can be positive or negative numbers. Otherwise, enter the OID.Ĭritical, Alarm, and Warning - compares each severity. If you imported the MIB for this device, enter the symbolic name for this value. If the value goes below any of the thresholds, the device changes to the specified state. This probe retrieves a single SNMP MIB variable and compares it to the specified threshold. This is usually used for units of measure (packets/sec, degrees, and so on). If left blank, the variable's name or OID is used. Legend - a text string that identifies the variable in the Status window and in strip charts. Otherwise, enter its OID.Ĭritical, Alarm, and Warning - the threshold that compares each severity. Variable - the MIB name or OID to retrieve. If the value goes above any of the specified thresholds, the device changes to the specified state. This probe retrieves a single SNMP MIB variable and compares it to the specified thresholds below. Tags are used to correlate different variables from different probes that describe the same type of data, such as CPU% or temperature.įilename: .txt Tag - a short text string that identifies a particular class of dataset. Units (optional) a text string that is displayed next to the value in the Status window, intended for use as a unit of measure (packets/sec, degrees, and so on). Legend - a text string that identifies the variable in the Status window and strip charts. Severity - the status to use if the comparison fails. Test - changes the status to ALARM if the device is Equal or NotEqual to the Value parameter. If you have imported the MIB for this device, enter the symbolic name for this value.
It also displays the value in the Status window. This probe retrieves a single SNMP MIB variable, compares it to a specified value, and uses the result to set the device's status. If you want to monitor a single SNMP variable, use the SNMP/Single OID probe. This probe retrieves a lot of SNMP information from the device, including the MIB-II system group and the interfaces table. To retrieve the value of a MIB variable that is not in a table, the OID must end with. Object ID - the object identifier (OID) of the value that you want to monitor. This parameter value is used only for display in the popup window and chart legend. Object Name - (optional) the name of the value that you want to monitor. This probe allows you to monitor a single, user-defined MIB variable.
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