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Instance Discovery with multiple indexes

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    radw
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    Hello, ¿¿ is there a way to discover instances from OIDs with more than one index??

    Regards.

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi,

      yes, it's possible. If you select OID suffix as discovery method server considers anything after base OID an index, and use it as instance.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        radw
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        Hello, yes, yesterday I tried  perform the discovery with SNMPWalk-OID but didnt work. Today, after reading your answer, I tried again and this time it work (I dont remember what was the difference between the code that I was trying yesterday and the current to make them work):


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        The only doubt that I have regarding this is how to convert the base DCI in template. I tried to add with the option "convert to template item" but dont allow me, it dont appear in the template group that I choose.

        Thanks for the advice.

        Regards.

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