With Lansweeper 7.0, it is now possible to start scanning your own custom OIDs!
For people new to OIDs and OID scanning, I recommend you take a look at our documentation on how to scan Custom OIDs
Finding custom OIDs
Since finding the right OID to scan is the hardest part, we've listed some useful resources below to get you started with finding the right OIDs for your devices.
Sharing custom OIDs
Since finding the right OID can take up valuable time, we specifically created this category so people can exchange useful OIDs for their assets. By sharing the OIDs you'll help out your fellow IT professionals and in return you might pick up some new OIDs you can use yourself.
In Lansweeper 7.1 you can export your custom OID files as seen in the screenshots below. Once exported, you can attach the file to your post so others can download and import it. I've added the default custom OIDs to this post as an example.
For people new to OIDs and OID scanning, I recommend you take a look at our documentation on how to scan Custom OIDs
Finding custom OIDs
Since finding the right OID to scan is the hardest part, we've listed some useful resources below to get you started with finding the right OIDs for your devices.
- Cisco MIB locator
- Dell MIB locator guide
- Fujitsu support page, you can find MIBs on the Drivers & Downloads page of your device.
- IBM support page
- Collection of IBM SAN MIBs
- HP Enterprise product search. Once you have your product selected, the MIB should be available on the "Download software" page of the device.
- SnmpB open source SNMP MIB browser
Sharing custom OIDs
Since finding the right OID can take up valuable time, we specifically created this category so people can exchange useful OIDs for their assets. By sharing the OIDs you'll help out your fellow IT professionals and in return you might pick up some new OIDs you can use yourself.
In Lansweeper 7.1 you can export your custom OID files as seen in the screenshots below. Once exported, you can attach the file to your post so others can download and import it. I've added the default custom OIDs to this post as an example.
