[Trace] ucsd/sigcomm2001/snmp/AP_Mibtree (v. 2002-04-05)

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The initial version

@MISC{ucsd-sigcomm2001-snmp-AP_Mibtree-2002-04-05,
  author = {},
  title = {{CRAWDAD} trace ucsd/sigcomm2001/snmp/AP_Mibtree (v. 2002-04-05)}, 
  howpublished = {Downloaded from http://crawdad.cs.dartmouth.edu/ucsd/sigcomm2001/snmp/AP_Mibtree},
  month = apr,  
  year = 2002
}
					

This trace includes SNMP records for 4 access points at a three-day computer-science conference.

This trace contains 12 trace files. Those files are named
AP_%AP_Name%_%Day%.out -- where %AP_Name% can be one of 
NE, NW, SE, or SW; and %Day% can be Wed, Thu, or Fri. 
Thus the trace file for the NE AP on Wednesday, is 
AP_NE_Wed.out. These files were generated using the 
SNMP OID .1.3.6.1.2.1, which walks the entire MIB tree. 
Each poll begins with a timestamp and ends with the line 
"End of MIB subtree". These trace files contain all 
information recorded at the AP at the MAC, network, 
transport, and application layers. For example, 
the number of total unicast and multicast packets (bytes) 
transmitted and recevied, the number of unicast and 
multicast MAC-level errors and retransmissions, etc.

The APs are polled at one-minute intervals.

[Tool] tools/collect/snmp/snmputil.exe (v. 2002-04-05)

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NAME CHANGED to tools/collect/snmp/snmputil.exe. Also see 'old name' field.

@MISC{tools-collect-snmp-snmputil.exe-2002-04-05,
  author = {},
  title = {{CRAWDAD} tool tools/collect/snmp/snmputil.exe (v. 2002-04-05)}, 
  howpublished = {Downloaded from http://crawdad.cs.dartmouth.edu/tools/collect/snmp/snmputil.exe},
  month = apr,  
  year = 2002
}
					

The snmputil tool is a command-line utility that uses the standard Win32 SNMP Management API.

SNMP files whose format is the same as those of 
				ucsd/sigcomm2001/snmp/Stations and ucsd/sigcomm2001/snmp/AP_Mibtree.

option[get|getnext|walk] node_address password snmp_oid

The usage for snmputil is: 
snmputil option[get|getnext|walk] node_address password snmp_oid
For example, to walk the entire MIB tree at the AP, the usage is: 
snmputil walk AP_IP_address password .1.3.6.1.2.1

The snmputil tool is a command-line utility that uses the standard 
Win32 SNMP Management API. The source-code consists of one 
source file (snmputil.c) and a makefile. If you are building 
snmputil.exe on your own, make sure that you have the Windows SNMP 
libraries, snmpapi.lib and mgmtapi.lib.

[Tool] tools/process/snmp/extract.pl (v. 2002-04-05)

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NAME CHANGED to tools/process/snmp/extract.pl. Also see 'old name' field.

@MISC{tools-process-snmp-extract.pl-2002-04-05,
  author = {},
  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
}
					

This tool generates the data matching the pattern given by the users.

SNMP trace obtained by snmputil

data matching the pattern given by the users

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.

[Tool] tools/analyze/snmp/index.pl (v. 2002-04-05)

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NAME CHANGED to tools/analyze/snmp/index.pl. Also see 'old name' field.

@MISC{tools-analyze-snmp-index.pl-2002-04-05,
  author = {},
  title = {{CRAWDAD} tool tools/analyze/snmp/index.pl (v. 2002-04-05)}, 
  howpublished = {Downloaded from http://crawdad.cs.dartmouth.edu/tools/analyze/snmp/index.pl},
  month = apr,  
  year = 2002
}
					

This tool returns number of users as a function of time.

output of extract.pl

number of users as a function of time

Once the SNMP traces have been processed using extract.pl, 
index.pl returns number of users as a function of time.

[Tool] tools/analyze/snmp/mac_addr.pl (v. 2002-04-05)

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NAME CHANGED to tools/analyze/snmp/mac_addr.pl. Also see 'old name' field.

@MISC{tools-analyze-snmp-mac_addr.pl-2002-04-05,
  author = {},
  title = {{CRAWDAD} tool tools/analyze/snmp/mac_addr.pl (v. 2002-04-05)}, 
  howpublished = {Downloaded from http://crawdad.cs.dartmouth.edu/tools/analyze/snmp/mac_addr.pl},
  month = apr,  
  year = 2002
}
					

This tool lists time instances of occurrence of a particular mac-addresses.

output of extract.pl

time instances of occurrence of a particular mac-addresses

Once the SNMP traces have been processed using extract.pl, 
mac_addr.pl returns time instances of occurrence of a particular mac-addresses.

[Tool] tools/analyze/snmp/pick_mac_addr.pl (v. 2002-04-05)

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NAME CHANGED to tools/analyze/snmp/pick_mac_addr.pl. Also see 'old name' field.

@MISC{tools-analyze-snmp-pick_mac_addr.pl-2002-04-05,
  author = {},
  title = {{CRAWDAD} tool tools/analyze/snmp/pick_mac_addr.pl (v. 2002-04-05)}, 
  howpublished = {Downloaded from http://crawdad.cs.dartmouth.edu/tools/analyze/snmp/pick_mac_addr.pl},
  month = apr,  
  year = 2002
}
					

This tool lists unique mac-addresses in the trace file.

output of extract.pl

listing of unique mac-addresses in the trace file

Once the SNMP traces have been processed using extract.pl, 
pick_mac_addr.pl returns listing of unique mac-addresses in the trace file