walk file is over sized

[DCIM_Support]

I've created a walk file for Stulz AC "CCD/U 151 A".

usually these files are 100Kb to 300Kb, but this one is over sized by 13MB. And there's 10MB size limit when requesting for DDF.

Anyone have any idea what to do ?

(CID:112623911)

[DCIM_Support]

Hi Raza,

That sounds like a huge file for a text file. Can you even open it?

I would try the walk again...maybe even with a different utility.

Can you open it and maybe and copy out the necessary information and paste it into another file to post?

Steve

(CID:112623922)

[DCIM_Support]

I've had this happen before several times with the walk utility.

Usually the walk itself is ok, but the last line "#Got NO_SUCH_NAME. Making sure no more oids left. Trying 1.3.6.1.6.3.16.1.5.2.xxx.xxx.xxx" (or similar text) gets stuck in a loop and is repeated many times over.

I've just deleted the thousands of repeat lines and sent in the valid part of the walkfile - and the resulting DDF's have turned out fine...

(CID:112624131)

[DCIM_Support]

@david

you're right, I found the exact same lines & I'm pasting few lines for both of you.

as you said, should I remove them all & send the remaining text for DDF request ?

@steven Marchetti

Yes I can open & can see those error looping lines. i'll try what david said, is there any other better walk utility that I can try ?

(CID:112625653)

[DCIM_Support]

#Got NO_SUCH_NAME. Making sure no more oids left. Trying 1.3.6.1.4.1.29462.10.1.13.1.393271.2
#ERROR:LEXORDER:1.3.6.1.4.1.29462.10.1.13.1.393271.1.0, Gauge , 3852464152
#Agent is broken. Current walk stopped to prevent looping. Trying 1.3.6.1.4.1.29462.10.1.13.1.393272
#Got NO_SUCH_NAME. Making sure no more oids left. Trying 1.3.6.1.4.1.29462.10.1.13.2

(CID:112625661)

[DCIM_Support]

Hi Raza,

I've also tried the SNMP tools from sourceforge.net. You'll have to write the command and check the options as I believe by default the output will end up looking like:
Enterprise::29462.10.1.1

instead of what they may be expecting:

1.3.6.1.4.1.29462.10.1.1

I also see in the OID itself the number 393271. Is that a valid OID in the MIB? Usually the OIDs are consecutive and that would make for a pretty large OID tree.

Steve

(CID:112625711)

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