This tool generates the data matching the pattern given by the users.
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version
| v. 2002-04-05 |
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changes
| NAME CHANGED to tools/process/snmp/extract.pl. Also see 'old name' field. |
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bibtex
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@MISC{tools-process-snmp-extract.pl-2002-04-05,
author = {Anand Balachandran},
title = {{CRAWDAD} tool tools/process/snmp/extract.pl (v. 2002-04-05)},
howpublished = {Downloaded from http://crawdad.cs.dartmouth.edu/tools/process/snmp/extract.pl},
month = apr,
year = 2002
}
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| related data/tools | ucsd/sigcomm2001/snmp/Stations (v. 2002-04-05)
ucsd/sigcomm2001/snmp/AP_Mibtree (v. 2002-04-05)
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| metadata last modified | 2006-11-14 |
| summary | This tool generates the data matching the pattern given by the users. |
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old name
| ucsd/sigcomm2001/tool/extract.pl |
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new name
| tools/process/snmp/extract.pl |
| release date | 2002-04-05 |
| authors | Anand Balachandran
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wiki
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go to the wiki page for this tool
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| keyword | 802.11, SNMP |
| input | SNMP trace obtained by snmputil |
| output | data matching the pattern given by the users |
| algorithm | The extract.pl script can be used to parse all SNMP output files
in the trace to look for a certain pattern. The pattern may be
a phrase representing all or part of an SNMP OID, or simply text
that appears in the trace file. The script has detailed comments
on how to use it. Since we collected the SNMP data using snmputil,
the scripts are written specifically to parse that output.
The traces contain the SNMP data collected at one-minute intervals,
and extract.pl uses these timestamps in the trace file to parse
the data. Since each SNMP OID has a unique entry in the trace,
extract.pl can be used to extract the values of all the SNMP
variables over the entire duration of the trace. |
| download url | Download (3 KB pl) from US UK AU |
