Smart snmpwalk tool

Along with SNMPv3 security features,Unbrowse R 1.5 also includes a new tool for performing SNMP walks. We call it the “Raw SNMP Walker”.

This is a free feature (i.e. it will continue to work after the 30 day trial period). To continue using other Power Features you need to purchase a license.

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What it does

  1. Allows you to enter strings and OIDs as part of the subtree index
  2. Allows you to enter partial indexes (eg, only specify the first index for a table that has two indexes)
  3. Color code the output
  4. Remember last walked object (a time saver)
  5. Full OID to name translation
  6. Translate all enumerated values
  7. Handle all the IMPLIED and non IMPLIED index clauses behind the scenes. You just have to compile in the MIBs or import prebuilt MIB Packages from our site.

To start

  1. Press Ctrl+W (or select Tools->Raw SNMP Walker)
  2. Select an agent from the drop down
  3. Enter oid to start walking (enter strings as strings, oids as names)
  4. Press Start
  5. Select the output (Ctrl+A), copy / paste to notepad or wordpad (if you want to retain the color coded output)

 

 

Accepted formats

  1. Full OID : .1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1
  2. Name :  usmUserTable
  3. Name Index : myObject.7.7.astringindex.anotherstring
  4. OID Index : vacmViewTreeFamilyTable.MyView.usmMIBObjects
  5. Quoted String : myTable.8.”mysting.with.dots”.status
  6. Quoted OID : myTable.8.”.1.3.6.1.4″.status

Hope this tool saves time and effort for you. Send us your comments.

[tags] snmp, mib browser, snmpwalk, mibs[/tags]

Author: Vivek Rajagopalan

Vivek Rajagopalan is the a lead developer for Trisul Network Analytics. Prior products were Unsniff Network Analyzer and Unbrowse SNMP. Loves working with packets , very high speed networks, and helping track down the bad guys on the internet.