Re^3: Reading IP from a file and SNMP

I think your problem is either that you are misinterpreting your MIB and trying to use one of your returned values as part of an OID or your MIB is really strange - it would probably be useful for you to look at the output of 'snmpwalk' for the top level OID you are looking at (I'm not sure what the tools for this on windows are like however) - there is not much we can do from here because you are using a proprietary MIB.

/J\

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Re^4: Reading IP from a file and SNMP by theroninwins (Friar) on Aug 27, 2004 at 11:54 UTC
Ok i got it now I noticed that the MIB does not have an Indexfile, so I took another Entry that does more or less the same and got what I needed. Still one more little thing and i hope i will not annoy you all with my beginners questions..... the stuff that comes out on screen: I know how to redirect that to a file but how do i format it? I need 3 colums all seperated with ';'. I figured out that maybe something like print '1',';','2',';','3',';' might work ?	[reply]

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Re^4: Reading IP from a file and SNMP
by theroninwins (Friar) on Aug 27, 2004 at 11:54 UTC

Ok i got it now I noticed that the MIB does not have an Indexfile, so I took another Entry that does more or less the same and got what I needed. Still one more little thing and i hope i will not annoy you all with my beginners questions..... the stuff that comes out on screen: I know how to redirect that to a file but how do i format it? I need 3 colums all seperated with ';'. I figured out that maybe something like print '1',';','2',';','3',';' might work ?

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