How to get dynamic SNMP Indexes (no!, is not like ifindex)

[qlixed]

For start with a right foot:
NO, is not like ifSpeed["ifindex", ...]
This is the problem:
I'm Monitoring a Juniper SSG140 device, and this device expose via SNMP the policies configured and some statistics, but, obviusly, the number of policies configured is variable. Based on what? on nothing!, based on the number of policies configured in the device, as example i post a snmptable output:

SNMP table: .iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.netscree n.netscreenPolicy.nsPlyMonTable

Id	Vsys	PackPerSec	PackPerMin	TotalPacket	BytePerSec	BytePerMin	TotalByte	SessionPerSec	SessionPerMin	TotalSession
41	0	0		0		0		0		0		0		0		0		0
42	0	0		21		5979		0		6989		3194753		0		1		255
49	0	5		8641		1173762		548		5638816		668109716	1		90		15279
50	0	0		2		2886		0		321		348294		0		2		315

So the first value in the table is:
.1.3.6.1.4.1.3224.10.2.1.1.41.0 = 41
.iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.netscree n.netscreenPolicy.nsPlyMonTable.nsPlyMonId.nsPlyMo nVsys = 41

The last 2 values (41 and 0) is the dynamic part of the OID. (0 is the virtual sys id, and 41 is the policy ID)

In the MIB descriptions nsPlyMonId says: ""Policy Id, also used as index in this table""


As you can imagine, each row is a rule created in the firewall and this information correspond with the statics of each rule.
So i need a way to get this whole information, like a snmpwalk/snmptable do but in some kind of container for the Zabbix, how can i get this?

Cheers!

[zalex_ua]

If i understood correctly a new feature for 2.0 Low Level Discovery should helps you.
And do not ask when 2.0 will be released, now you can try Pre-1.9.5 (alpha)