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PRISMAproduction Network Functions PRISMA SNMP Interface
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Example:
The following Caldera Linux commands are available at terminal level for submitting que-
ries about the entire contents of the "svrJobTable" on the local host (OIDs grayed in fig-
ure):
! snmpwalk localhost public svrJobTable
! snmpwalk localhost public .1.3.6.1.4.1.1552.102.104.1.1.2.5
! snmpwalk localhost public svrJobTable.1
! snmpwalk localhost public .1.3.6.1.4.1.1552.102.104.1.1.2.5.1
Every command outputs the values of all managed objects whose ACCESS attribute is
read-only or read-write and whose Object Identifier contains entries at the specified posi-
tions that are identical with the objects implemented by the agent
1
(with dark shading in the
figure).
The following output can be expected for these commands (provided a corresponding spool
entry exists):
" enterprises.oce.prisma.prismaProduction.psmib.server.spoolSys-
tem.svrJobTable.svrJobEntry.svrJobNumber.0 = 0
" enterprises.oce.prisma.prismaProduction.psmib.server.spoolSys-
tem.svrJobTable.svrJobEntry.svrJobIdentifier.0 = "00000053"
" enterprises.oce.prisma.prismaProduction.psmib.server.spoolSys-
tem.svrJobTable.svrJobEntry.svrJobName.0 = "tmp" Hex: 74 6D 70
" enterprises.oce.prisma.prismaProduction.psmib.server.spoolSys-
tem.svrJobTable.svrJobEntry.svrJobOwner.0 = "service"
" enterprises.oce.prisma.prismaProduction.psmib.server.spoolSys-
tem.svrJobTable.svrJobEntry.svrJobQueueIdentifier.0 = 1
" enterprises.oce.prisma.prismaProduction.psmib.server.spoolSys-
tem.svrJobTable.svrJobEntry.svrJobType.0 = afpds(3)
" enterprises.oce.prisma.prismaProduction.psmib.server.spoolSys-
tem.svrJobTable.svrJobEntry.svrJobStatus.0 = ready-to-print(2)
" enterprises.oce.prisma.prismaProduction.psmib.server.spoolSys-
tem.svrJobTable.svrJobEntry.svrJobCopies.0 = 1
" enterprises.oce.prisma.prismaProduction.psmib.server.spoolSys-
tem.svrJobTable.svrJobEntry.svrJobPercentCompleted.0 = 0
1. In this light, it is easy to see why there is no need to append a "0" when accessing a leaf object using
the snmpwalk command.