SnmpReferenceTableRequest
The reference table that exists within another Snmp Table
{
"name": "string",
"referenceTableOid": "string",
"refTableColIdxOid": "string",
"parentTablecolIdxOidPositions": "string",
"propertyName": "string",
"propertyValueAppendOid": "string",
"hexValue": false,
"usePropertyValueInVariableName": false,
"nextRefTableColIdxOid": "string",
"longLifeCaching": false,
"indexEntryMask": "string",
"nextSnmpReferenceTable": {
"name": "string",
"referenceTableOid": "string",
"refTableColIdxOid": "string",
"parentTablecolIdxOidPositions": "string",
"propertyName": "string",
"propertyValueAppendOid": "string",
"hexValue": false,
"usePropertyValueInVariableName": false,
"nextRefTableColIdxOid": "string",
"longLifeCaching": false,
"indexEntryMask": "string",
"nextSnmpReferenceTable": "SnmpReferenceTableRequest Object"
}
}This is the reference table name. It has to be unique as it used as an identifier in the polling process.
This is the base reference table OID. For instance, ifTable OID would be .1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2
This specifies the SNMP reference table index columns. These columns are used to join the reference table to the parent table. Its format is .1.X .1.Y .1.Z, where X, Y, Z are column numbers
The positions here are used to identify which OIDs to use from the parent Next Reference OID. For instance, if the parent Next Reference OID value is .1.2 .1.3 .1.6, then specifying 1 3 would mean to use the OIDs .1.2 and .1.6 from the parent table in order to join it with this one.
The name of the property to define. Please note that it has to be less than 8 characters long.
The column where the property value will be taken. It must be specified in the format .1.X, where X is the column number.
If set, the hexadecimal value will be kept and not translated into a string. This proves particularly useful when gathering IPs. In that case, hex values need to be kept and a specific filter has to be applied for the right value to be collected.
This tells the collector to use the value polled in this table when creating the RawValue variable name. It is therefore possible to create a variable name entirely based on values polled from a reference table.
Specifies the join columns to use when a further reference table is defined within this one. It is possible to define a chain of reference table elements in order to get properties that are several tables away from where the value is polled. It is always specified in the .1.X .1.Y .1.Z form, where X, Y, Z are column numbers.
Cache the reference table to avoid polling it on every cycle. The reference table will be refreshed when the properties are refreshed. Do not use this option if the reference table, or its nested reference tables, is used to build the varaible name.
Has to be set when the reference table does not have index columns for all its indexes. The meaning is exactly the same as the one of the main table property.
The reference table that exists within another Snmp Table