Thanks that worked ...
I used the following code to get the SNMPWALK working : 



elsif ($mode == MODE_GETNEXT) {

                my $oidnum;
                if ( $oid lt new NetSNMP::OID("$rootOID.1.0") )
                {

                        $request->setOID("$rootOID.1.0");
                        my $count = `$perl $script 1`;

                        $request->setValue(ASN_INTEGER, $count);

                } 
                elsif ( $oid lt new NetSNMP::OID("$rootOID.2.0") )
                {
          
                        $request->setOID("$rootOID.2.0");
                        my $count = `$perl $script 2`;

                        $request->setValue(ASN_INTEGER, $count);
      
                }
                elsif ( $oid eq new NetSNMP::OID("$rootOID.2.0") )
                {
    
                        $request->setOID("$rootOID.3.0");
                        my $count = `$perl $script 3`;

                        $request->setValue(ASN_INTEGER, $count);
    
                }
                elsif ( $oid eq new NetSNMP::OID("$rootOID.3.0") )
                {

                        $request->setOID("$rootOID.4.0");
                        my $count = `$perl $script 4`;

                        $request->setValue(ASN_INTEGER, $count);

                }
                elsif ( $oid eq new NetSNMP::OID("$rootOID.4.0") )
                {

                        $request->setOID("$rootOID.5.0");
                        my $count = `$perl $script 5`;

                        $request->setValue(ASN_INTEGER, $count);

                }
                elsif ( $oid eq new NetSNMP::OID("$rootOID.5.0") )
                {

                        $request->setOID("$rootOID.6.0");
                        my $count = `$perl $script 6`;

                        $request->setValue(ASN_INTEGER, $count);

                }
                elsif ( $oid eq new NetSNMP::OID("$rootOID.6.0") )
                {

                        $request->setOID("$rootOID.7.0");
                        my $count = `$perl $script 7`;

                        $request->setValue(ASN_INTEGER, $count);

                }
}

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In reply to Re^2: Getting SNMPWalk to work with NetSNMP::agent by ebandook
in thread Getting SNMPWalk to work with NetSNMP::agent by ebandook

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