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Using Technician Interface Software
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Getting MIB Values
The
get
command displays the value of a MIB object. You can also insert a
wildcard character (*) into the attribute name or into the instance identifier to
display the values of multiple objects.
Enter the following to display one or more object identifiers and their associated
values:
get
<object>
.
<attribute>
.
<instance>
or
g
<object>
.
<attribute>
.
<instance>
<object>
is the required object name or identifier.
<attribute> is the required name, identifier, or wildcard character of the object
attributes. The wildcard character * displays all attributes of the object and their
associated values.
<instance> is the optional name or identifier of the instance. An asterisk (*) in
place of the instance displays all instances of the object and their associated
values. You can also indicate an asterisk as part of the instance identifier to display
all instances that begin with the partial instance you specify.
For example, if you enter the following command, the system returns all instances
of Attribute 1, wherever the instance ID also begins with 192.32:
get wfIpBaseRtEntry.1.192.32.*
Note:
You cannot use more than one wildcard in a
get
command.