SnmpRequestUDR
The SNMP Request agent accepts input in the form of SnmpRequestUDR
. Such input triggers the agent to produce a request to the specified target.
This UDR is routed as input to an SNMP Request agent to trigger it to perform a request for a specific OID to a specific target. There are two kinds of triggered requests - resolved and unresolved. Resolved requests are mapped to the generated UDR structure of the connected SNMP profile. Unresolved requests are simple OID - Value mappings. Unresolved requests are also divided into scalar and tree requests. A scalar request retrieves a single scalar value while a tree request retrieves an entire MIB sub tree, in the form of a flattened OID - Value map. If the Network Element is not specified in the CSV file, there are also fields available in this UDR for initiating a request.
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unresolved (boolean) | This flag controls if the request is unresolved or not. |
tree (boolean) | This flag controls if the request is a sub tree request or not. It is only valid if unresolved is true. |
| What community to use for the request. |
| Base part of the OID to request. This field cannot be used with |
| Instance part of the OID to request. This field cannot be used with |
| List of OIDs if you want to request several at the same time. |
| Address of host to send request to. |
| Port of host to send request to. |
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