The Mib Poller Summary - Extreme Networks Ridgeline Guide Manual

The collection properties must be defined in the collection statement at the beginning of each collection
definition:
Table 7: Control properties for a MIB collection specification
name
pollingIntervalInSecs
initialState
saveData
maxPollsPerDevice
deletePercentage
Table OIDs are defined in
statements. OIDs from different tables must be put in separate
the statement appears in the MIB Collections Detail report, and as a heading in the exported data file.
Scalar OIDs are defined in
statement.
The devices that should be polled are specified by IP address in <
one for each IP address.
The completed file must be named
Reload button in the MIB Poller Summary report will load the collections.xml specification, and begin
the collection process if the
Figure 171 on page 226 shows an example of an actual

The MIB Poller Summary

If a file has been loaded, the MIB Poller Summary shows the names of the collections
collection.xml
defined in the xml file, along with their status (running or stopped).
a a set of three collections.
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A name for the collection, between 1 – 255 characters.
The interval at which Ridgeline should poll for the variables defined in this collection,
between 1 – 2147483 seconds.
Whether this collection should start running immediately upon loading (values are
"running" and "stopped")
Whether the collected data should be saved to the Ridgeline database ("yes" or "no")
The maximum number of poll result sets that should be saved in the database,
between 1 – 2147483647 polls.
The percentage of the saved data that should be deleted when the file reaches its
specified limit.
statements, included between
<oid ... >
statements included between a
<oid ... >
collections.xml
property specifies "running."
initialState
<table>
statements. The label portion of
<table>
<scalar>
scope ipAddress ...>
, and placed in the user/collections directory. The
file.
collections.xml
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and
</table>
and
</scalar>
statements,
shows the summary for
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