I have a question about SNMP. I have some Mikrotik devices, and I use Grafana + SNMP Exporter to show some Graphs.
I have just notified that my hAP ac^3 router does not provide oids for wifi registration table.
Is it a bug?
Firmware version:
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[admin@MikroTikAc3] > /system/routerboard/print
routerboard: yes
board-name: hAP ac^3
model: RBD53iG-5HacD2HnD
serial-number: **************
firmware-type: ipq4000
factory-firmware: 6.47.10
current-firmware: 7.15.3
upgrade-firmware: 7.15.3
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/snmp community
set [ find default=yes ] addresses=0.0.0.0/0
/snmp
set enabled=yes
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routerboard: yes
board-name: hAP
model: RB951Ui-2nD
revision: r2
serial-number: F11B0FADC27E
firmware-type: qca9531L
factory-firmware: 6.45.9
current-firmware: 7.14.3
upgrade-firmware: 7.14.3
hAP ac^3
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[admin@MikroTikAc3] > /interface/wifi/registration-table/print <------------ Hit F1
append --
as-value --
brief -- Displays brief description
count-only --
detail -- Displays detailed information
file -- Print the content of the submenu into specific file
follow --
follow-only --
follow-strict --
from -- Interface name or number obtained from print command
interval -- Displays information and refreshes it in selected time interval
proplist -- Names of properties
show-ids --
stats -- Show subset of properties in detailed form
terse -- Show details in compact and machine friendly format
value-list -- Show properties one per line
where --
without-paging -- Displays information in one piece
And the hAP:
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[admin@hAP-bedroom] /interface/wireless/registration-table> /interface/wireless/registration-table/print <--- HIT F1
append --
as-value --
brief -- Displays brief description
count-only --
detail -- Displays detailed information
file -- Print the content of the submenu into specific file
follow --
follow-only --
follow-strict --
from -- Interface name or number obtained from print command
interval -- Displays information and refreshes it in selected time interval
oid -- print object IDs for SNMP protocol
proplist -- Names of properties
show-ids --
stats -- Show subset of properties in detailed form
terse -- Show details in compact and machine friendly format
value-list -- Show properties one per line
where --
without-paging -- Displays information in one piece
(I've tried snmpwalk without any success.)
Did I miss something?
Thanks a lot,
Janos Vincze