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NetBotz Smoke Detector SNMP OID
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Posted: 2022-08-2602:59 AM
NetBotz Smoke Detector SNMP OID
Hi All,
I have a NetBotz setup I've just added 2x smoke detectors to. One is off the NetBotz 250, and the other is off a NetBotz 150 Sensor Pod.
As there's no documentation of SNMP OIDs I've always use Paessler SNMP Tester to obtain the OIDs for sensors on NetBotz, very handy. It's easy when working with a temperature sensor, as you can easily find that in an SNMP Walk, but I dont know what states are reported for smoke detectors.
Does anyone know what the "No Smoke" SNMP output value should be?
I've ordered a "smoke detector spray tester", so I can hopefully trigger both sensors into a smoke state, and see if I can compare the results in the SNMP Walk. That's a bit of a faff, but any other ideas?
Smoke sensors can be found in the following section of the MIB: .iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.apc.products.hardware.environmentalMonitor.envMgtSystem.emsInputStateSensorStatus.emsSmokeSensorStatusTable