University of Californa at Davis SNMP includes command-line utilities, MIB queries by name, and a Tk/Perl MIB browser.   From a scripting standpoint, I understand that SNMP.pm combined with SNMP::MIB::Compiler does most of that as well.   Not clear on this, but if SNMP.pm and UCD-SNMP both installed, they might work together somehow.

Actually, I was going to tack parsing onto existing collection script, and hadn't yet realized could skip the intermediate file.   Learning better ways to do it (like this) is a big part of my Monasterial compulsion.   {grin}   I'm always amazed to find that my long-pondered posts turn out to be asking the *wrong* question, yet I still come away with a revelation.
    cheers,
    Don
    striving for Perl Adept

In reply to RE: (4) Cut n' paste monkey on my back (UCD-SNMP and SNMP.pm) by ybiC
in thread Cut n' paste monkey on my back by ybiC

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