open( RTR, "$rtrlist" ) || die "Can't open $rtrlist file";
...
open( LOG, ">$workingdir/RESULT.TXT" )|| die "Can't open $workingdir/R
+ESULT.TXT file";
...
$rtr = `$snmpget .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.3.0 $snmpro[0] $rtr` or print "hos
+tname failed: $!\n";
...
    $rtr = `$snmpget .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.3.0 $snmpro[1] $rtr` or print 
+"Host not responding to $snmpro[1]\n";

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Consistency is always good.    You should stick with either ( ... ) || ... or  ... or ...

The use of $! with backticks is wrong.    You SHOULD be using $! to indicate errors from open and $? to indicate errors from backticks. 

printf "  Router\t\t Location\t\t\tContact\t\t  Serial\n";
printf LOG "  Router\t\t; Location\t\t\t;Contact\t\t  ;Serial\n";

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You are using printf when you should be using print. 

foreach (<RTR>) {
    chomp( $rtr = "$_" );

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foreach needs to read the entire file into memory first before it can loop through the lines.    The usual, more efficient method is to use a while loop if you only need one line at a time.

Why are you copying the value in $_ to a string when it is already a string?

In reply to Re: Looping through numerous snmp strings.... by jwkrahn
in thread Looping through numerous snmp strings.... by timmytimay

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