SNMP Monitor Configuration File: Scope Declaration

A scope declaration has the following format:

<Node ID> <Object identifier> <Poll interval> <Default log setting> [<ODBC data source> <ODBC table name> <ODBC user ID> [<ODBC password>]]

Where:

<Node ID>

must be one of the following:

A computer name without backslashes (for example, "MY_SERVER")
A dotted IP address (for example, "128.11.100.4")
A colon followed by the path to a text file containing a list of computer names or IP addresses. There must be one entry per line, and blank lines are ignored (for example, ":c:\snmpmon\data\machines.ip").

<Object identifier>

is the dotted object identifier within the MIB namespace (for example, "1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3").

<Poll interval>

is the number of seconds between each poll of this monitored node.

<Default log setting>

is one of the following values:

0 Don't log any data unless specified by one of the conditionals.
1 Log all query results, ignoring the log settings in the conditionals.

<ODBC data source>

is the name of the ODBC data source to which to direct logged data.

<ODBC table name>

is the name of the table within the data source to which to direct logged data. If this table does not exist, it will be created.

<ODBC user ID>

is the user ID used to connect to the ODBC data source.

<ODBC password>

is the password used to connect to the ODBC data source. If this parameter is omitted, no password is used.