SNMP inventory of Veritas NetBackup Appliance and Quantum DXI which goes back to get-snmp

[Rouya0014]

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Describe the bug

While doing snmp remounts for netbackup appliances from veritas or dxi from quantum, we realized that it doesn't take the OIDs of these brands, but the Get-SNMP one: .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.3.2. 10

Which causes the hardware to be considered as a "computer" and to come up empty in glpi (thus refused by the rules), by modifying the xml generated by glpi-netdiscovery I replaced "computer" by "storage" and then I got some information, notably the name, serial number and some network information, the problem is that it can't come up automatically and that the manufacturer indicated is Net-SNMP instead of Veritas or Quantum.

I'm attaching the snmpwalk report with the oid
I'm attaching the links to the manufacturers on the OIDs they use for their hardware:
https://qsupport.quantum.com/freedownloads/dxi6500/2.3/6-67082-07_SNMP%20Reference%20Guide_2.3_DXi-Series_RevA.pdf
https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/doc/109354493-152587296-0/v80732846-152587296

For Veritas you need to go to the SNMP hardware traps tab, Quantum's documentation shows their OID on page 7.

Veritas-BetBackup-walk-filename.txt
Quantum-Dxi-walk-filename.walk.txt

To reproduce

Make a snmp inventory towards this kind of material

Expected behavior

Normal feedback of all information and of the correct category of material, i.e. storage or appliance

Operating system

Linux

GLPI Agent version

v1.13

GLPI version

10.0.18

GLPIInventory plugin or other plugin version

GLPI Inventory v1.5.0

Additional context

No response

[g-bougard]

Hi @Rouya0014

thank you for your sharing.

I just added support for your Quantum DXi9000 linux appliance. It was easy as they shared useful private OIDs.

As we discussed on Discord, it will be a little more complicated for the Veritas. I'll add at least basic support. Actually I don't think we will be able to catch the effective serialnumber.