If a general snmpwalk shows the entry, but asking for it more
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If a general snmpwalk shows a particular entry, but asking for it more
 
specifically gives a "sub-identifier not found:" or "Unknown Object
 
specifically gives a "sub-identifier not found:" or "Unknown Object
 
Identifier" error, then that's a problem with the tool, rather than
 
Identifier" error, then that's a problem with the tool, rather than
 
not be recognised, but <CODE>'sysUpTime'</CODE> will.
 
not be recognised, but <CODE>'sysUpTime'</CODE> will.
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Secondly, the object may be defined in a MIB that hasn't been loaded.
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Alternatively, the object may be defined in a MIB that hasn't been loaded.
 
Try loading in all the MIB files:
 
Try loading in all the MIB files:
 
          
 
          
 
         snmpget -m ALL -v1 -c public localhost sysUpTime.0
 
         snmpget -m ALL -v1 -c public localhost sysUpTime.0
   Exception encountered, of type "Error"