User guide

Built-in Browsers - SNMP MIB and CWMP MIB Browser – Table Operations
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By right-clicking the table header (where the column name is displayed), a menu appears with the following options:
• view column node details
• edit the header name of the selected column
• view Graph for selected cells
• add a new row to the table
• delete the selected rows from the table
• view the not-accessible index
Using SNMP table, the SET operation for the table variables becomes easier. To set values for the table variables, the
following steps need to be followed:
For creating a new row in a table, do the following:
1. In your MIB Module, include a table with RowStatus object defined.
2. Define a column in the table with SYNTAX RowStatus.
3. Load the MIB Module in the MibBrowser.
4. Select the table node from the tree and the table button on the toolbar. It displays the corresponding table.
Settings Pops up another dialog box in which the following options can be set.
Polling Interval - sets the polling interval for the retrieval of the tables. By default, it is 5 seconds.
Page Size (Rows) - sets the number of rows to be retrieved.
No of Column View - sets the number of columns to be displayed in the SNMP Table - Panel.
Default is 5 columns.
Port No - sets the port number to which the request is made.
SNMP version - allows selecting the desired versions of the SNMP.
Retrieval Mode - sets the mode of retrieval for fetching the SNMP tables. By default, it is by GET
NEXT. If the SNMP version is v2c or v3, GET BULK also can be used.
Start Starts the retrieval of the table.
Next, Prev Navigate the pages (rows) of the table.
StartPolling Start polling of the table. Based on the polling interval value set in the settings option, it retrieves
the table periodically.
StopPolling Stop polling.
Refresh When you don't use the polling option, click Refresh to refresh the table.
Add Add a row to the table. Selecting this pops up another window through which the table values can
be added.
Delete Delete a row from the table.
Graph Pops up a graph window and starts plotting the selected variable.
Original
Table
Replaces the existing table data with the augmented table data. In a table, if one of the index
columns is an external index, i.e., the index value is shared by some other table, and then the
table is called an Augmented table. Augmented table comes into picture when there is a one-to-
one dependency between rows of two tables. This situation might arise when a particular MIB
imports another MIB and shares a single table. For example, ifXTable defined in IF-MIB is an
augmented table, which has an external index ifIndex augmented from ifTable. Clicking the
'Augmented Table' button shows the columns of the table which augments the index from the
original table.
Index Editor Edit and set the index value of the table.
TABLE 11-3 SNMP Properties (Continued)
Option Functions for SNMP Properties