DNS is running and is doing the name resolution. I do want to perform 4 different snmp queries against each host in this file. I'm not exactly sure what you mean when you say: Start out with a hash whose keys are the IP addresses. I copied and pasted the file over to the unix box and made one change to reflect the name of the file that contains the hosts. I tried to execute it but it says: johnsonr@nmscrme01 > ./snmptest.pl syntax error at ./snmptest.pl line 17, near "= ..." Global symbol "$ip" requires explicit package name at ./snmptest.pl line 19. Execution of ./snmptest.pl aborted due to compilation errors. johnsonr@nmscrme01 >

In reply to Re^2: snmpwalk to CSV #2 by getwithrob
in thread snmpwalk to CSV #2 by getwithrob

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