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SNMP Custom vs SNMP Custom Advance

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Hi, I'm trying to consolidate some sensors and trying to move some SNMP in to SNMP Custom Advance that allows 10 OID's.

When they are by themselves they would fine with absolute float https://imgur.com/xJZSjUH

However when I add them to a SNMP Custom Advance using the SAME settings it fails with "0.0V' is not a valid floating point value" https://imgur.com/ALXVcvT

From what I understand there should be no difference between SNMP Custom and SNMP Custom Advance except it allows for 10 channels.

This data is coming from the same device.

Any help would be great.

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Hi there,

Thank you for your message.
I would like to further analyze your issue in a support ticket. I've already sent you an email with the next steps.

Thank you!

Kind regards,
Andreas Günther
Tech Support, Paessler AG

Feb, 2019 - Permalink

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