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The following table describes the labels in this screen.
Table 23 Configuration > MIB Browser
LABEL
Custom Table
Table View
Graph View
SNMP Version
Host IP Address
Port Number
MIB
Object ID
Get
Object Type
Access
Description
Max Repetitions
Non Repeaters
Get
Get Next
Get Bulk
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DESCRIPTION
Click this to open a screen where you can specify various objects in one
table for which to display their values at one time in the table or graph view.
Click this to display the object's information in a table in a separate screen.
Not all objects support this.
Click this to display the object's information as a graph in a separate
screen. Not all objects support this.
Select the SNMP version to use with the selected device. The supported
versions vary by device. The fields available vary based on the selected
version.
This field displays the managed device's IP address.
This field displays the port number the ENC uses to use SNMP with the
device.
This field displays the object's name.
Select a leaf object from the MIB tree on the left or enter a leaf object's ID
here. You can also select a folder in the MIB tree on the left and type the
rest of a leaf object's ID. Enter a leaf object's ID or Object identifier. Data is
formatted in MIB dot format, optionally with a leading text identifier, for
example sysObjectID.0 or 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0.
Click Get to retrieve the latest recorded value or setting for the selected
object.
This field identifies what kind of value the object uses.
This field identifies what kind of access is available for this object.
This field displays any descriptive information recorded for the object.
This field displays with SNMP version v2c or v3. When you use the get-bulk
command for this object, this setting determines up to how many get-next
operations to attempt in order to retrieve the remaining objects
This field displays with SNMP version v2c or v3. When you use the get-bulk
command for this object, this setting determines how many objects can be
retrieved with a simple get-next operation.
Click this to retrieve the object's value.
Click this to retrieve the next object's value.
This is available with SNMP version v2c or v3. Click this to retrieve the
values of objects in the specified object's sub-tree.
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