Administrator Handbook

Common SNMP query Tool

The common snmp query tool helps you to perform the basic and most common snmp requests on a standard snmp agent. Common snmp query tool displays either snmp oid or snmp table. You can call a script which contains a set of custom snmp oid. The common snmp query tool performs snmp get comand or snmp set command. You have access to a list of all the snmp table available (compiled mib) in loriotpro and open it directly. The snmp set command can be performed on any object that are in purple color.

The snmp query tool performs with a single click the queries on the MIB 2 objects. The network interface status is displayed in color to rapidly identify a down interface. You could also administer interfaces from that menu by doing SNMP SET commands.

Common Query window

Opening the common snmp query tool

To access the common snmp query tool locate the icon:

To open the common snmp query tool you have the choice between using menu and toolbar.

You should first select a host in the directory. All the subsequent snmp queries will be made on this host.

From the amin tool bar, open the host tool bar and click on the common snmp query option.

Open common snmp query tool from the host bar

with the menu, select a host in the directory and right click on it.

Working with the common snmp query tool

When opening the common snmp query tool for the first time the snmp system objects and snmp network interface objects are displayed.

Initial load of common snmp query tool

A double click on one of the network interface icon display the list of network interfaces.

Network interface table

A click on one of the inteface administrative case open the snmp set dialog box.

snmp set on interface administrative status
snmp set command on the interface administrative status

You can change the status, here from up to down and do a Set.

The icon type is associated to the network interface. The table below display all network icon type and number.

0	undefined
1	LoopBack
2	Ethernet
3	TokenRing
4	WAN point to point
5	Nuage
6	Tunnel
7	ATM
8	Voice
9	USB
10	Rj11
11	Radio
12	Coax
13	DB connector
14	X DSL link
15	divers
16	ISDN
17	RTC
18	Signal
19	X25
20	FR

When the common snmp query tool is opened, you can performed snmp query on the current selected host by simple click on the available buttons. The following table explain what is displayed for each button

Table of the Common Query options

Options	Functions
System	Display all SNMP objects of the MIB 2 System group. View example of report and mib object description on the system mib object
IP	Display all SNMP objects of the MIB 2 IP group. View example of report and mib object description on the ip mib object
ICMP	Display all SNMP objects of the MIB 2 ICMP group. View example of report and mib object description on the icmp mib object
TCP	Display all SNMP objects of the MIB 2 TCP group. View example of report and mib object description on the system mib object. The tcp connection table description.
UDP	Display all SNMP objects of the MIB 2 UDP group. View example of report and mib object description on the udp mib object
Interface Table Entry Selection	Display all objects of a SNMP table, here the table IfEntry. View example of report and mib object description on the interface mib object The result is displayed in the Listbox. The left column (cyan) displays the index of the collected objects. The results in dark blue are objects that could be modified directly from here. A single click in such a box call the window below
Champ d’édition Load Script	You could perform manual SNMP requests by modifying the edit field. Multiple requests could be sent in one shot by entering them on the same line with coma separation. The request button starts the query, the result is displayed in the lower window. The load script function allows reading a .sci file containing a list of SNMP OID objects created with the ‘MIB Scripter’.
Refresh	This button refreshes the display of the interface zone.

The type of interface, distinguished according to the physical/link protocol(s) immediately `below' the network layer in the protocol stack. The table below display all identified network type and their associated icon number.

Icon Number	Network type number RFC1155 MIB	Network name ( RFC1155 MIB )
0	1	other
15	2	regular1822
15	3	hdh1822
5	4	ddnX25
15	5	rfc877x25
2	6	ethernetCsmacd
2	7	iso88023Csmacd
3	8	iso88024TokenBus
3	9	iso88025TokenRing
2	10	iso88026Man
2	11	starLan
2	12	proteon10Mbit
2	13	proteon80Mbit
15	14	hyperchannel
3	15	fddi
4	16	lapb
12	17	sdlc
12	18	ds1
12	19	e1
5	20	basicISDN
5	21	primaryISDN
4	22	propPointToPointSerial
4	23	ppp
1	24	softwareLoopback
15	25	eon
2	26	ethernet3Mbit
15	27	nsip
4	28	slip
15	29	ultra(29)]
4	30	ds3(30)]
13	31	sip(31)]
4	32	frameRelay
13	33	rs232
13	34	para
2	35	arcnet
2	36	arcnetPlus
7	37	atm
15	38	miox25
4	39	sonet
4	40	x25ple
4	41	iso88022llc
2	42	localTalk
13	43	smdsDxi
4	44	frameRelayService
13	45	v35
13	46	hssi
13	47	hippi
14	48	modem
7	49	aal5
4	50	sonetPath
4	51	sonetVT
5	52	smdsIcip
15	53	propVirtual
15	54	propMultiplexor
15	55	ieee80212
13	56	fibreChannel
13	57	hippiInterface
13	58	frameRelayInterconnect
15	59	aflane8023
15	60	aflane8025
15	61	cctEmul
2	62	fastEther
4	63	isdn
13	64	v11
13	65	v36
13	66	g703at64k
13	67	g703at2mb
4	68	qllc
2	69	fastEtherFX
13	70	channel
13	71	ieee80211
13	72	ibm370parChan
13	73	escon
4	74	dlsw
5	75	isdns
5	76	isdnu
4	77	lapd
15	78	ipSwitch
3	79	rsrb
7	80	atmLogical
12	81	ds0
12	82	ds0Bundle
12	83	bsc
13	84	async
15	85	cnr
15	86	iso88025Dtr
15	87	eplrs
15	88	arap
15	89	propCnls
15	90	hostPad
15	91	termPad
5	92	frameRelayMP
13	93	x213
14	94	adsl
15	95	rads
14	96	sdsl
14	97	vdsl
15	98	iso88025CRFPInt
15	99	myrinet
8	100	voiceEM
8	101	voiceFXO
8	102	voiceFXS
8	103	voiceEncap
8	104	voiceOverIp
7	105	atmDxi
7	106	atmFuni
7	107	atmIma
2	108	pppMultilinkBundle
15	109	ipOverCdlc
15	110	ipOverClaw
15	111	stackToStack
15	112	virtualIpAddress
15	113	mpc
7	114	ipOverAtm
2	115	iso88025Fiber
15	116	tdlc
2	117	gigabitEthernet
4	118	hdlc
4	119	lapf
13	120	v37
4	121	x25mlp
4	122	x25huntGroup
4	123	trasnpHdlc
15	124	interleave
2	125	fast
15	125	ip
14	127	docsCableMaclayer
14	127	docsCableDownstream
14	129	docsCableUpstream
15	130	a12MppSwitch
6	131	tunne
15	132	coffee
15	133	ces
7	134	atmSubInterface
6	135	l2vlan
6	136	l3ipvlan
6	137	l3ipxvlan
15	138	digitalPowerline
15	139	mediaMailOverIp
15	140	dtm
15	141	dcn
15	142	ipForward
14	143	msdsl
9	144	ieee1394
15	145	if-gsn
15	146	dvbRccMacLayer
15	147	dvbRccDownstream
15	148	dvbRccUpstream
7	149	atmVirtual
6	150	mplsTunnel
2	151	srp
8	152	voiceOverAtm
8	153	voiceOverFrameRelay
14	154	idsl
15	155	compositeLink
15	156	ss7SigLink
11	157	propWirelessP2P
15	158	frForward
7	159	rfc1483
9	160	usb
15	161	ieee8023adLag
15	162	bgppolicyaccounting
4	163	frf16MfrBundle
8	164	h323Gatekeeper
8	165	h323Proxy
5	166	mpls
15	167	mfSigLink
14	168	hdsl2
14	169	shds
15	170	ds1FDL
15	171	pos
15	172	dvbAsiln
15	173	dvbAsiOut
15	174	plc
15	175	nfas
15	176	tr008
15	177	gr303RDT
15	178	gr303IDT
15	179	isup
11	180	propDocsWirelessMaclayer
11	181	propDocsWirelessDownstream
11	182	propDocsWirelessUpstream
4	183	hiperlan2
4	184	propBWAp2Mp
4	185	sonetOverheadChannel
15	186	digitalWrapperOverheadChannel
7	187	aal2
11	188	radioMAC
11	189	atmRadio

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