Talk:SNMP and PowerShell - Revision history

Tysonflint at 18:50, 30 July 2014

2014-07-30T18:50:57Z

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			I hope these examples help others out.

			-Tyson Flint

	== Request for Invoke-SnmpSet ==		== Request for Invoke-SnmpSet ==

Tysonflint: /* Request for Invoke-SnmpSet */

2014-07-30T18:49:50Z

Request for Invoke-SnmpSet

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	Thanks again for putting together these tools!		Thanks again for putting together these tools!

			-Tyson Flint

Tysonflint: /* Request for Invoke-SnmpSet */ new section

2014-07-30T18:49:13Z

Request for Invoke-SnmpSet: new section

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			== Request for Invoke-SnmpSet ==

			These scripts have been great in that I can now capture SNMP info into PowerShell objects.
			It would be even a nicer tool if we could have an additional routine created for setting SNMP values.
			I'm not strong in C#, but believe this reference could come in handy in writing the script:

			http://help.sharpsnmp.com/html/M_Lextm_SharpSnmpLib_Messaging_Messenger_Set.htm

			Thanks again for putting together these tools!

Tysonflint: The SNMP.PS1 download is the same file as seen in the example under the name SNMP-Funcs.ps1

2014-07-30T18:42:32Z

The SNMP.PS1 download is the same file as seen in the example under the name SNMP-Funcs.ps1

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			Response:

			OK, I realize no one has responded in a year, but perhaps someone will find this info useful...

			The author is just using a different file name called '. .\lib\SNMP-Funcs.ps1' in his example.
			It is the same as 'SNMP.ps1'

			In the example below, BigDipper is my 'scripts' folder. I have a sub-folder under it called 'lib' with
			SNMP.ps1 in it and a sub-folder under 'lib' called 'LexTmSharpSNMP' with 'SharpSnmpLib.dll' in it:

			.\lib\snmp.ps1

			.\lib\LexTmSharpSNMP\SharpSnmpLib.dll

			Example:

			PS C:\users\tyson\Downloads\snmp\PowerShell\BigDipper> . .\lib\SNMP.ps1

			PS C:\users\tyson\Downloads\snmp\PowerShell\BigDipper> Load-SnmpAssembly \| fl

			CodeBase : file:///C:/users/tyson/Downloads/snmp/PowerShell/BigDipper/lib/LexTmSharpSNMP/SharpSnmpLib.dll
			EntryPoint :
			EscapedCodeBase : file:///C:/users/tyson/Downloads/snmp/PowerShell/BigDipper/lib/LexTmSharpSNMP/SharpSnmpLib.dll
			FullName : SharpSnmpLib, Version=7.5.10510.1, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=db32884da8b9d0dd
			GlobalAssemblyCache : False
			HostContext : 0
			ImageFileMachine :
			ImageRuntimeVersion : v2.0.50727
			Location : C:\users\tyson\Downloads\snmp\PowerShell\BigDipper\lib\LexTmSharpSNMP\SharpSnmpLib.dll
			ManifestModule : SharpSnmpLib.dll
			MetadataToken :
			PortableExecutableKind :
			ReflectionOnly : False



			PS C:\users\tyson\Downloads\snmp\PowerShell\BigDipper> Invoke-SNMPget "192.168.1.154" ".1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.4.4.2.1.3.1"

			OID Data

			--- ----

			.1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.4.4.2.1.3.1 1



			PS C:\users\tyson\Downloads\snmp\PowerShell\BigDipper>

			The Wiki is pulling all my spaces out of the output between the final OID and the Data fields.
			It's returning:

			OID = .1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.4.4.2.1.3.1

			Data = 1

Ikoth: SNMP & Powershell - example script question.

2012-11-07T11:03:25Z

SNMP & Powershell - example script question.

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Hi there,

really useful info on getting PS to talk to SNMP, thanks.

One thing I can't figure out in your examples though:

'''PS C:\Users\simon\Documents\Scripts> . .\lib\SNMP-Funcs.ps1''' What does this line do? I can't find any reference to a script called SNMP-Funcs.ps1 elsewhere in the article.

I've followed your steps and everything *seems* to be working except I get no output when running the "get" and "walk" scripts and I suspect the above line my be the culprit!

Thanks in advance,

I.