Is there any way to use the Net::SNMP module to connect to a Cisco router that is connected though a term server?

I can't figure out what parameters could be used when invoking the Net::SNMP->session method to create the session object. Is this even possible if I am connecting through a term server?

Typically I connect to my router through the following command: 
% telnet <termServer Hostname> <port Router is connected to>

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Our routers are on a private lab network.

My goal in using Net::SNMP to track the card inventory in the routers. For example, we want to know the details of what the "show module" displays (not all of it may be relevent). It would help us to track what inventory we have in our lab on each router. Does anyone how to find out what OIDs to use? I am not very familiar with SNMP so assume I have limited knowledge of how to find this out. I have a list of all the OIDs from the Cisco web site. However, I don't know how to correspond this to the info I want from the "show module" output (card type, model, serial num, etc).

In reply to SNMP access for Cisco router with term server by Anonymous Monk

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