I'm looking at building a SNMP monitoring script that gets each packet value from each port on the switch via SNMP.
Unfortunately, the script I have appears to give me errors where the variables are.
oldin-1=1: command not found
Does anyone know what would be a better way to increment the variables into each port number?
#Defining Variables
switch=192.168.0.4
firstport=1
lastport=26
sleeptime=5
function switchinfo {
for ((counter=$firstport; counter<=$lastport; counter++))
do
sleep $sleeptime
# echo "Working..."
#Connect to Host
in-$counter=`snmpget -v 2c -c public $switch IF-MIB::ifInOctets.$counter -Ov`
out-$counter=`snmpget -v 2c -c public $switch IF-MIB::ifOutOctets.$counter -Ov`
#Strip out the value from the string
in-$counter=$(echo $in-$counter | cut -c 12-)
out-$counter=$(echo $out-$counter | cut -c 12-)
#Get the difference between the old and current
diffin-$counter=$((in-$counter - oldin-$counter))
diffout-$counter=$((out-$counter - oldout-$counter))
inbps-$counter=$((diffin-$counter / sleeptime))
outbps-$counter=$((diffout-$counter / sleeptime))
#Basic Data Validation - Can't have values less than 0!
if [[ $inbps-$counter -lt 0 || $outbps-$counter -lt 0 ]];
then
#There is an issue with one or more readings, get fresh ones
#then wait for the next loop to calculate again.
echo "We have a problem...moving to plan B"
in=`snmpget -v 2c -c public $switch IF-MIB::ifInOctets.$counter -Ov`
out=`snmpget -v 2c -c public $switch IF-MIB::ifOutOctets.$counter -Ov`
#Strip out the value from the string
in-$counter=$(echo $in-$counter | cut -c 12-)
out-$counter=$(echo $out-$counter | cut -c 12-)
else
#Output the current traffic
echo "Main current inbound traffic for Port $counter: $inbps-$counter bps"
echo "Main current outbound traffic for Port $counter: $outbps-$counter bps"
#Move the current variables to the old ones
oldin-$counter=$in-$counter
oldout-$counter=$out-$counter
fi
done
}
echo "Press [CTRL+C] to stop..."
while :
do
switchinfo
done
The better way would be to use arrays, not separate variables. Use the port number as an array index.