So in this example you know why shock capture.
We have a mob.
1 3 6 1 2 and so forth and so on in the engineer's toolkit which I've installed on this VM I've opened
up the browser and noticed one is ISO so the O ideas one three organization Six is DVD.
So 1 3 6 is ISO org Deo D 1 is Internet 2 is management.
So we at this point at the moment where they need to choose one which is map to map to is what we saw
in the RF CS so notice map.
This is our FC 1 1 5 8 which has been obsolete ID by our FC 1 2 1 3 over here so management information
based on mode for network management to so that's mid to their system as an example.
But what we've got here is 31 so scrolling down 31 is ife map that we've got one for objects one for
X table another one for X entry one for eye a face and then we've got a value of two.
So this is the textual name of the interface.
This might be a text name such as Elly 0 or a simple number such as 1 depending on the interface naming
syntax of the device if we have a look at another 1 1 3 6 1 2 so if we scroll up 1 3 6 1 2 1 so we're
back on map 2 2 interfaces to his eye if Table 1 is an entry 2 is a description.
So this is the interface description information.
So the moral of the story is you can walk the map using the browser in this application to work out
what these 0 I.D. values actually mean or refer to.
Fortunately for us NPM shows this in a nice graphical format so you get information about the device
and you also get information about the interfaces so shown in a nice easy to read format.