I see. So, even though the output from snmpwalk turns out OK, I still get erroneous results when autointerpreting MIB values. So for that reason, it would be safe to use OIDs instead names? If so, it seems odd that snmpwalk returns what I expect, but perl returns another.

For example, when I run the script, I get: 

q - "A6_1640_cn", comment -
q - "D1_319_CN3", comment - ""
q - "130_1016_4+", comment - "61.134"
q - "130_1035_4+", comment - "61.116"

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So, it seems that the script is seeing blank values for the first two queues, and is getting messed up. However, when I check those values using snmpwalk, things are what I expect:

[burvil@localhost printer-list]$ foreach p ( A6_1640_cn D1_319_CN3 )
foreach? snmpwalk server-ip-address public .1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.2.27.1.1 
+| egrep $p
foreach? end
enterprises.77.1.2.27.1.1.10.65.54.95.49.54.52.48.95.99.110 = "A6_1640
+_cn"
enterprises.77.1.2.27.1.1.10.68.49.95.51.49.57.95.67.78.51 = "D1_319_C
+N3"


[burvil@localhost printer-list]$ foreach p ( 10.65.54.95.49.54.52.48.9
+5.99.110 10.68.49.95.51.49.57.95.67.78.51)
foreach? snmpwalk server-ip-address public .1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.2.27.1.3 
+| egrep $p
foreach? end
enterprises.77.1.2.27.1.3.10.65.54.95.49.54.52.48.95.99.110 = "57.13"
enterprises.77.1.2.27.1.3.10.68.49.95.51.49.57.95.67.78.51 = "61.88"
[burvil@localhost printer-list]$

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Somewhat annoying, since one of the main reasons I chose SNMP over Net::SNMP or SNMP_Session was because it could parse MIBs, allowing me to write (in theory at least) more maintainable code.

In reply to Re^4: SNMP from script conflicts with snmpwalk by bowei_99
in thread SNMP from script conflicts with snmpwalk by bowei_99

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