Lewis,
Well, I am not sure. The output below shows the result of some commands I ran. The usrCipDataLinkConn returns the same value for many different users.
monitor:/var/www/mrtg# snmpget <harcip> <comm> \ .1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.10.1.1.18.3067 enterprises.429.4.10.1.1.18.3067 = "bettyj"
Well then: there is some table: usrCipPortIfName 1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.10.1.1.25 which gives s/t like: enterprises.429.4.10.1.1.25.1513 = "slot:2/mod:1" enterprises.429.4.10.1.1.25.1514 = "slot:2/mod:2" enterprises.429.4.10.1.1.25.1515 = "slot:2/mod:3" enterprises.429.4.10.1.1.25.1516 = "slot:2/mod:4" . . . This could be a method to get to the modem... If the following is valid: --- 8-< ------------------ srv1.somewhere> show chasSIS modeM_NAMING CHASSIS MODEM NAMING Modem Namings: CONTIGUOUS srv39.gtso> sh pbuS setTINGS PBUS SETTINGS Reported Base: 1 Port Density: 256 Span Density: 31 Span Density Style: GLOBAL No of Spans/Slot format: Slot No : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 No Of Spans : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 --- 8-< ------------------ then the algorythm is: NMC-modem => HARC-interface: 1000 + <slot> * 256 + <modem> and of course: $SLOT = int( ($INTERFACE - 1000) / 256); $MOD = $INTERFACE - 1000 - ( $SLOT * 256); so see if it matches. Should be slot:8/mod:19.
I am looking for a relationship between some OID's and the username. From the digging into the MIB's I have done it appears that only the NMC can report
Perhaps you just do a walk through: snmpwalk srv1.somewhere <rcomm> .1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.10 and get your lines of interest... cause there are a couple of items that reflect the corresponding MDM.MIB-values... Regards, Oliver. -- Was hat bei uns die geringste PopulariTAET? Oliver.Francke@mediaWays.net fon. +49-5246-80-1389 mob. +49-171-5597734 I used to have a sig, but I've stopped smoking now.