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I am using a GUI SNMP tool called GetIf, not a CLI tool. Thus, I just navigate via the GUI and do a "get" request when I highlight the OID in the list. You may need to research snmpget a little bit to see what syntax is required. For example, it may require you to add a .0 at the end of the OID like:
snmpget -v1 -c public 10.91.12.240 .1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.12.2.3.1.1.2.0
That is my first guess as to what to try. Here is what I did below. Pressing "Start" initates a Get request in this program. (I took my PDU offline so I can't query it again today without setting it up but when I pressed start yesterday, it provided the response I provided a screenshot of in the bottom half of the screen):
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Sure.
.1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.12.2.3.1.1.2 / .iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.apc.products.hardware.rPDU.rPDULoad.rPDULoadStatus.rPDULoadStatusTable.rPDULoadStatusEntry.rPDULoadStatusLoad
Also, please review this article -> What values should I expect from OID rPDULoadStatusLoad on my Rack PDU 1G? | FAQs | Schneider Electr...
You'll get get three responses from this OID, the first will be the total, then bank 1, and bank 2.
I just did it on my PDU below and here is what I got (the OID reports in tenths):
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I am using a GUI SNMP tool called GetIf, not a CLI tool. Thus, I just navigate via the GUI and do a "get" request when I highlight the OID in the list. You may need to research snmpget a little bit to see what syntax is required. For example, it may require you to add a .0 at the end of the OID like:
snmpget -v1 -c public 10.91.12.240 .1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.12.2.3.1.1.2.0
That is my first guess as to what to try. Here is what I did below. Pressing "Start" initates a Get request in this program. (I took my PDU offline so I can't query it again today without setting it up but when I pressed start yesterday, it provided the response I provided a screenshot of in the bottom half of the screen):
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Ok great I now have a response from Getif.
So while I try to figure out how to get the same response via SNMP I notice a problem.
It seems to be missing the decimal in it's response.
Total should be 3.2
Bank 1: 1.4
Bank 2: 1.8
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That is not the way SNMP typically works. You won't see any decimals in any responses for APC products or typically any other vendor. It is up to the user to know the value is in tenths or if you have a high end SNMP management tool, it can put them in for you. GetIf is freeware so it does not have the capability to do so and you just see the raw response from the device. With GetIf, you'll need to just read the description on any given OID and move the decimal place manually in your mind 
depending on if it reports in tenths, hundredths, etc
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