The MIB in question is the HPNP MIB.
The requested statuses are found in the gdStatusEntry sequence, and
statuses are an enumerated type
You can also query individually. Use gdStatusPaperState to look for 0
(Normal) or > 0 (problem), gdStatusLineState for 0 (online) >0 (offline),
gdStatusIOActive for the I/O card or gdStatusBusy for the print engine, etc.
Please consult the hpnp mib for all the numerous other things one can do
with the Jetdirect interface (I'm a fan).
HP provides some nice user interactives for print job monitoring as well,
if you configure to use them.
Michael
At 02:46 PM 3/7/97 UTC-0800, Dan Razzell wrote:
>> I've got the task of collecting following data from a HP JETDIRECT EX
>> printer server:
>>
>> Paper out
>> Online/Offline
>> inuse/free
>
>I don't think this information is available via SNMP.
>
>However, if you set up a Unix syslog server for the printer, it will
>receive these as lpr.warning log messages.
>
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