Paessler SNMP Tester
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Supports Debugging SNMP Monitoring Configurations
With SNMP Tester you can run simple SNMP requests against a device in your network. During the test each single step of the SNMP request is logged into a logfile for analysis.
The idea of this program is to debug SNMP requests down to the protocol level in order to find communication and/or data problems in SNMP monitoring configurations.
Instructions:
- Download the ZIP file (see link below), unzip all files into
a folder of your choice and run the
snmptest.exe file from the ZIP file
- Enter the IP address of your device and select the SNMP port and
the SNMP community string
- Select the SNMP Version between
- V1 (standard and most common)
-
V2c (supports 64 bit counters)
- V3 (support authentication and encryption)
- For SNMP V3 also enter the authentication data
- Select a request type:
- 32 bit Traffic Counter (Reads the traffic counter of a port according
to the MIB2 OID)
- 64 bit Traffic Counter (SNMP V2c and V3 only)
- Custom OID: Enter a custom OID value to access any OID value on the device
- Device Uptime: Reads the standard system uptime value from the device
- Scan Interfaces: Tries to enumerate all interfaces (ports) of the device
- It may be necessary to select a specific "Local IP" for the SNMP request
(usually only necessary for multi homed systems)
- Click on "Run Test" to start the testing process
- During the test you will find detailed information in the logfile window
Download
Please download the program here (1 MB).
Notes
This Freeware program is provided free for Paessler customers, mainly as a diagnostic tool for users of PRTG. Please understand that we can not provide support for the program.
History
- V2.2 (April 2006): Improved Error Handling, Minor Bugfixes
- V2.1 (April 2006): Enhanced SNMP management
- V2.0 (March 2006): Added support for SNMP Version 2c and 3
- V1.2 (November 2005): Added "Scan Interfaces" option
- V1.1 (October 2005): Initial Release