Along with SNMPv3 security features,Unbrowse R 1.5 also includes a new tool for performing SNMP walks. We call it the “Raw SNMP Walker”.
This is a free feature (i.e. it will continue to work after the 30 day trial period). To continue using other Power Features you need to purchase a license.
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What it does
- Allows you to enter strings and OIDs as part of the subtree index
- Allows you to enter partial indexes (eg, only specify the first index for a table that has two indexes)
- Color code the output
- Remember last walked object (a time saver)
- Full OID to name translation
- Translate all enumerated values
- Handle all the IMPLIED and non IMPLIED index clauses behind the scenes. You just have to compile in the MIBs or import prebuilt MIB Packages from our site.
To start
- Press Ctrl+W (or select Tools->Raw SNMP Walker)
- Select an agent from the drop down
- Enter oid to start walking (enter strings as strings, oids as names)
- Press Start
- Select the output (Ctrl+A), copy / paste to notepad or wordpad (if you want to retain the color coded output)
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Accepted formats
- Full OID : .1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1
- Name :Â usmUserTable
- Name Index : myObject.7.7.astringindex.anotherstring
- OID Index : vacmViewTreeFamilyTable.MyView.usmMIBObjects
- Quoted String : myTable.8.”mysting.with.dots”.status
- Quoted OID : myTable.8.”.1.3.6.1.4″.status
Hope this tool saves time and effort for you. Send us your comments.
[tags] snmp, mib browser, snmpwalk, mibs[/tags]
R1.5 features support for managing SNMPv3 users and views in a very easy to use manner. You do not have to worry about underlying MIB tables and such. Everything is visual, including management of MIB views.
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