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MIB OID References for SNMP Trapping Needed

Asked by LingerLonger in Network Management, Network Analysis Software, Network Operations

Tags: Hewlett Packard, HP, MIB, SNMP, Solarwinds

We user Solarwinds ipMonitor to monitor our network. It's based on SNMP, and can trap just about anything that a device cares to chirp about. Of particular interest at this point is the ability for the Management Console to craft a monitor based on a MIB OID value that is manually provided to it, when MIB Discovery doesn't get to what you want.
In researching our environment, I have found most HP Servers in my environment begin with a MIB Path of 1.3.6.1.4.1.232. A couple of my newer HP Servers do not return anything at this MIB OID, however. I get too much information to dig through if I look at these servers at the 1.3.6.1.4.1 level, Private Enterprises. Solarwinds Support has indicated that I need to get this information from HP, and HP Support has not been very helpful.
I have checked http://www.oidview.com and have not been able to find anything there about a different range for newer devices. Does anyone have any better reference for this information?
Thanks.
 
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