Description |
Issues a SNMP Walk message to a SNMP agent in order to inspect a group of variables. This action can be used to get the value of a group of SNMP variables on an SNMP capable agent such as a router. |
Declaration |
<AMSNMPWALKREQUEST HOST="text" NAME="text" COMMUNITY="text" REMOTEPORT="text" TIMEOUT="text" BROADCASTDELAY="text" OIDSTRINGNOTATION="yes/no" TIMETICKSTRINGNOTATION="yes/no" SNMPVERSION="options" RESULTDATASET="text"> |
Example |
<AMSNMPWALKREQUEST HOST="localhost" NAME="1.3.6.1.2.1.1" COMMUNITY="public" RESULTDATASET="mydata" /> |
General Tab Parameters |
Agent IP address: Specifies the IP address or host name of the agent to communicate with. Text, Required Variable name: Specifies the SNMP Variable to request. This value can be an OID either numeric or human-readable format. (This is not an Automated Workflow variable) Text, Required Community: Specifies the SNMP community. Text, Required Create and populate dataset: Specifies the name of the dataset that will be created and populated with the results of the request. Yes/No, Optional - Default NO |
Advanced Tab Parameters |
Remote port: Specifies the TCP/IP port that should be used for the SNMP Get request. The default is 161. Text, Optional Default 161 Time out: Specifies the amount of time in seconds that the action should wait for a response before generating an error. The default is 30. Text, Optional Default 30 Broadcast delay: Only valid when IP address is set to a broadcast address. Specifies the amount of time in seconds that the action should wait for a response when broadcasting. The default is 3 seconds. Text, Optional Default 3 SNMP version: Specifies the version of the SNMP protocol to use. The default is SNMP version 1 as it is the most prevalent. Options, Optional Default SNMPv1 |
Data Tab Parameters |
Use string notation for OIDs: Specifies whether the variable will contain the returning OID in numeric or "human readable" format. Yes/No, Optional Default Yes Use string notation for timetick values: Timetick variable types are normally a 32-bit number but they can be returned in string notation. When this option is enabled, the step will return the value in string notation. Yes/No, Optional Default Yes |
See Also |
SNMP Get, SNMP Get Next, SNMP Set, SNMP Walk, SNMP Send Trap |