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RE: How to convert raw SNMP data into human readable format?

718954Sep 3 2009 — edited Sep 8 2009
Hi:

1) Can I create one metric to collect raw SNMP data and then use this metric
as input into another metric where the second metric converts the raw SNMP data
into human readable format?

- For example, some raw SNMP data is in packed binary format.
To make it human readable, the module must inspect each individual bit and interpret it.

2) Is it possible to make one metric's CollectionInterval dependent upon another metric's
data collection. For example, in my first question, after the first metric collects raw SNMP data,
the second metric will then refresh. If the first metric does not refresh, the second metric
will also not refresh.

3) Is it possible to call Oracle's SNMP fetchlet from within my own Java classes?
If this is possible, I can then use the Oracle SNMP fetchlet to retrieve the raw SNMP data,
and then use Java to convert the raw SNMP data into human readable format.


Thanks
John

Edited by: user8755441 on Sep 3, 2009 9:41 AM
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