Ignore trailing part of oid
Hello all,
I have a slight problem I'll try to explain as best I can. In a nutshell I want to plot latency among our router's system-ip (think loopback)
I have an OID that begins: "1.3...
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Mike_Moniz
Professor
ProfessorI'm not sure if I follow but I don't see how you can setup an ignore since LM SNMP Datapoints just use GET requests only (afaik) which means it needs to know the exact OID to use. So if I understand correctly, can you do this? Setup Active Discovery to use 1.3.6.1.4.1.41916.9.2.1.6.4.64.68.161.220.4.107.199.135.25.2.12426 using wildcard discovery. That will get you wildvalues of 12386, 62520, etc. Then have a DataPoint using a OID of 1.3.6.1.4.1.41916.9.2.1.10.4.10.0.41.2.4.107.199.135.25.2.12386.##WILDVALUE## ?
The fact that the base ActiveDiscovery OID and the DataPoint OIDs are different are normal, or are you saying that the OID for Latency can have all sorts of different groups of numbers instead of just the last number changing? So that you need a wildvalue of more then just the last number? I might be misunderstanding since I've never seen OIDs that long before.
Also at worse you can use scripting to do SNMP (see https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/terminology-syntax/scripting-support/access-snmp-from-groovy/ ) and make the wildvalue or the check itself whatever is needed, including using Walks.
