The SystemEDGE agent uses tables to represent 'multi-instance' items. The majority of these tables use an integer value as a table index. An index is important for uniquely identifying an item in a table and is persistent across agent restarts.
For example, the self monitor table uses an integer index. The following command (in sysedge.cf file) creates a monitor for the devTable for space utilization of a disk drive. The index(99) is associated with this particular monitor instance:
monitor devTableEntry 'C:' devCapacity 99 0x100 30 absolute >= 95 'exampl'
With index value 99, an SNMP query can obtain the current value of a monitor entry. The OID monCurrVal.99 (symbolic notation) can be queried using the SystemEDGE snmpget command as follows:
snmpget -h <host> -c public -o 1.3.6.1.4.1.546.6.1.1.6.99
The OID monCurrVal.99 (symbolic notation) can also be queried using the symbolic notation:
snmpget -h <host> -c public -o monCurrVal.99
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