I just loaded the beta version of the Dude from Mikrotik. Looks much better.
Problem is, I can not get it to read single OID from Deliberant DLB2300 radio. It will walk the tree just fine. Gets the right value walking. But when I try to read 1.3.6.1.4.1.99.5.101.1 it always come back as zero. I have tried multiple radios with the same result. Any suggestions?
Bad etiquette to reply to myself, but I did some more digging.
Looks to me like Dude doesn’t handle octet strings. The RSSI that I am trying to acquire is a string. Need a function that will take the string and make it a number.
dude should handle signed and unsigned integers from strings as well - in fact
at some point in dude they both will be stored as strings so there should be
no difference. Maybe the string contains some additional characters?
I am having the same problem. However with the latest version, v2b11, I am able to add an oid to a node on the network map via the appearance dialog and it works! It updates and reports the correct value. But I cannot make a data source by any method that will return a value other than 0 for charting purposes. Any suggestions?
More bad etiquette but, I found a solution that works for me. My problem was graphing RSSI. Set up the data source as a function instead of an snmp oid. Select the device from the list. Enter a function call such as: oid(“iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.99.5.101.1”). I haven’t played with any other oid calls but this one is nicely charting my RSSIs.