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SNMP configuration example (view source)
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Line containing numbers needed for OID code can be identified by this marking "::=".
Line containing numbers needed for OID code can be identified by this marking "::=".
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[[File:Networking device configurationexample snmp mib file oid codes v1.png|middle]]
All that is left, is to add the numbers together. Example from given MIB File: 1.3.6.1.4.1.48690.1.1.0.
All that is left, is to add the numbers together. Example from given MIB File: 1.3.6.1.4.1.48690.1.1.0.
'''Important note:''' Do not forget to add .0 at the end of the generated OID code.
'''Important note:''' Do not forget to add .0 at the end of the generated OID code.
==SNMP Configuration==
==SNMP Configuration==
To configure SNMP, first enable SNMP service, leave or change port you can leave everything else as it is.
To configure SNMP, first enable SNMP service, leave or change the port, you can leave everything else as it is.
[[File:Networking_device_configurationexample_snmp_snmpconfiguration_v1.png]]
[[File:Networking_device_configurationexample_snmp_snmpconfiguration_v1.png]]
===Testing SNMP with MIB browser===
Use MIB browser to test if SNMP works. Make sure to use same port and IP address of the router in MIB browser, upload/load MIB file. MIB browser lets you walk through all OID codes, or return a distinct variable value.
===Testing SNMP with console command===
We can use '''snmpget''' command to get information from router:
$ snmpget -c public -v 2c IP_address:port OID_code