To: Ken,

Thanks Ken, for your advices. You gave the idea of creating a small example and apply my code in order to find the real problem.

I has an extra "\" at the point:

push (@request, ($sysDescr,$sysUpTime));

$output = $session->get_request(
   -varbindlist => [\@request] ,
);

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When I removed the "\" everything worked perfectly

Well the problem is that I do not exactly understand the reference part from CPAN where it says:

"This list is passed to the method as an array reference using the -varbindlist argument."

Thank you for your time and effore regarding my query. Since I am begginer I have so many questions and so many errors that I can not understand fast.

In reply to Re^2: SNMP get request error by thanos1983
in thread ERROR: The OBJECT IDENTIFIER value "ARRAY(0x1b80628)" is expected in dotted decimal notation. by thanos1983

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