Managing SNMP Queries

You can add queries to registered SNMP devices, run, copy, and edit existing queries, and remove queries from SNMP devices. You can use SNMP queries as building blocks in more complex workflows.

Query Management Workflows

The Query Management workflow category contains workflows that allow you to manage SNMP queries.
To access these workflows in the
Automation Orchestrator
Client, navigate to
Library
Workflows
and enter the
snmp
and
query_management
tags in the workflow search box.
Workflow Name
Description
Add a query to an SNMP device
Adds a query to an SNMP device.
Copy an SNMP query
Copies an SNMP query from one device to another.
Edit an SNMP query
Edits an existing SNMP query.
Remove a query from an SNMP device
Removes an SNMP query from a device.
Run an SNMP query
Runs a query against an SNMP device.

Add a Query to an SNMP Device

You can run a workflow to add a query to an SNMP device from the plug-in inventory.
  • Verify that you are logged in to the
    Automation Orchestrator
    Client as an administrator.
  • Verify that you have a connection to an SNMP device from the
    Inventory
    view.
  1. Navigate to
    Library
    Workflows
    and enter the
    snmp
    and
    query_management
    tags in the workflow search box.
  2. Locate the
    Add a query to an SNMP device
    workflow and click
    Run
    .
  3. Select the device to which you want to add the query.
  4. From the
    Type
    drop-down menu, select the query type.
  5. In the
    OID
    text box, enter the object identifier of the variable that you want to query.
    The following are example OID values.
    • 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5.0
    • .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5.0
    • iso.3.6.1.2.1.1.5.0
    The plug-in supports only OID values that are numerical or that begin with
    iso
    and continue with numbers.
  6. In the
    Name
    text box, enter a name for the query.
    If you leave the text box blank, the type and OID parameters are used to generate a name automatically.
  7. Click
    Run
    .
You can run workflows on the query from the
Inventory
view.