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How to collect real uptime of the device?

Created: May 17, 2019 17:39:33Latest reply: May 17, 2019 17:50:00 96 1 0 0
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May I ask you a small question about CE cwitches?


On CE6851HI and CE5855EI sysUpTime, the customer noticed OID sysUpTimeInstance 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0 resetting after ~ 497 days uptime and becomes a count.


But the UpTime (while checking) display version did not reset after ~497 uptime days.


The question is: while using NMS and not receiving trap-alarms while UpTime is resetting, do we have the option to collect the real UpTime of the device?

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Official Created May 17, 2019 17:50:00 Helpful(1) Helpful(1)

Hey!

You can obtain the card startup time using the hwEntityUpTime object in the hwEntityStateTable table.

The query procedure is as follows:

Perform an SNMP walk operation on the entPhysicalClass object to obtain indexes and types of all entities. Find the entity of the type 9 from the walk operation results. The value 9 indicates that the entity type is device.

entPhysicalClass.16842753 = 9

In the preceding operation results, the value 16842753 indicates an entity index, and the value 9 indicates an entity type.

Perform an SNMP get operation on the entPhysicalName object based on the device index to obtain the name and ID of the device.

entPhysicalName.16842753 = CE6850-48T4Q-EI 1

In the preceding operation results, the name and ID of the device with the index 16842753 are CE6850-48T4Q-EI and 1 respectively.

Perform an SNMP get operation on the hwEntityUpTime object based on the device index to obtain the device startup time.

hwEntityUpTime.16842753 = 3402

In the preceding operation results, the startup time of the device with the index 16842753 is 3402.

After performing the preceding operations, you can obtain the device startup time, as shown in the table below.

Link: https://forum.huawei.com/enterpr ... e/thread/528401-861
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DCN_Documentation Official Created May 17, 2019 17:50:00 Helpful(1) Helpful(1)

Hey!

You can obtain the card startup time using the hwEntityUpTime object in the hwEntityStateTable table.

The query procedure is as follows:

Perform an SNMP walk operation on the entPhysicalClass object to obtain indexes and types of all entities. Find the entity of the type 9 from the walk operation results. The value 9 indicates that the entity type is device.

entPhysicalClass.16842753 = 9

In the preceding operation results, the value 16842753 indicates an entity index, and the value 9 indicates an entity type.

Perform an SNMP get operation on the entPhysicalName object based on the device index to obtain the name and ID of the device.

entPhysicalName.16842753 = CE6850-48T4Q-EI 1

In the preceding operation results, the name and ID of the device with the index 16842753 are CE6850-48T4Q-EI and 1 respectively.

Perform an SNMP get operation on the hwEntityUpTime object based on the device index to obtain the device startup time.

hwEntityUpTime.16842753 = 3402

In the preceding operation results, the startup time of the device with the index 16842753 is 3402.

After performing the preceding operations, you can obtain the device startup time, as shown in the table below.

Link: https://forum.huawei.com/enterpr ... e/thread/528401-861
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