I have wrapped the HEX code sorry for that. What do you mean with OP

I have tried your code as follows but it does not produce any output: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Encoding::BER::SNMP;

my $temp="3014060e2b06010401090929010203010200040232303013060e2b060104
+01090929010203010300020105301d060e2b06010401090929010203010400040b537
+9736c6f67205472617030818c060e2b06010401090929010203010500047a31303630
+32333a2044656e792069636d7020737263206f7574736964653a3231362e3139362e3
+6342e3132342064737420696e736964653a3230382e3130392e39302e323120287479
+706520382c20636f6465203029206279206163636573732d67726f757020226f75747
+36964655f6163636573735f696e223016060e2b060104010909290102030106004304
+73c36bf8";

$data .= chr hex $1 while $temp=s/(..)//;
 

my $enc = Encoding::BER::SNMP->new();

while ($data) {
    my $result = $enc->decode($data);
    my $oid    = $result->{'value'}->[0]->{'value'};
    my $value  = $result->{'value'}->[1]->{'value'};

    print "returned pair: $oid -> $value\n";

    my $back   = $enc->encode($result);
    $data      =~ s/\Q$back\E// or last;
}

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I am starting to feel that I am doing really stupid but I just can't see what :-)

In reply to Re^4: SNMP Trap Decoding issue by ikkeniet
in thread SNMP Trap Decoding issue by ikkeniet

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