Hi Dietmar,
in the meantime I found a way to get the uptime respectively 2 ways. First way is to read the snmp OID .1.3.6.1.4.1.351.100.4.4.2.1.1.24.1 from the IGX.
You'll get an integer value you have to calaculate - a little bit difficult an strange:
: INTEGER: 617031042
convert 617031042 gives you 21 Jul 1999 13:30.
Conversion forumla:
INTEGER / 60 = Mins
Mins /60 = Hours
Hours /24 = Days
There have been 7670 days between Jan 1 1980 up until Jan 1 2001 (365 x 21 yrs + 5 extra days for leap years)
Take 7670 away from your Days value and this leaves the number of days this year since the card was activated.
NOTE: If a switchcc is performed, this INTEGER value gets reset to 0 so is no use.
Second way: type dsptech an look at the output of "SYSTICK:". The way to decode the value is also not so easy:
The hex output decodes as 5330878 seconds. This gives the figure 6169.998125. The figures break down as
1st two digits are days = 61
3rd & 4th digits are interpreted as 24 hours x 0.69 24 to give the number of hours = 16 hours and 33 minutes and 3 seconds.
This up time is defined as the time since the node was powered though it must be noted that the timer is et to roll-over approx 1 hour after node power up, and then 500 days afterwards.
This for all who will know the same!
Regards
Horst
