I have written code to create threads with the information need to start an SNMP session in each thread. 
my $thr =  threads->create(\&test,"host","string","2");

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when I involve more than one thread I only get information back from one thread as if all other sessions were stopped. Here is part of the code involved in addition to the snippet above. 
sub test{


my ($SNMP_TARGET, $SNMP_COMMUNITY,$SNMP_VERSION) = @_;


my $SESSION = new SNMP::Session (DestHost =>$SNMP_TARGET,
                              Community =>$SNMP_COMMUNITY,
                              Version => $SNMP_VERSION );


my $VLIST = new SNMP::VarList(['sysDescr',0],      #0
                              ['sysObjectID',0],   #1
                              ['sysUpTime',0],     #2
                              ['sysContact',0],    #3
                              ['sysName',0],       #4
                              ['sysLocation',0],   #5
                              ['sysServices',0]);  #6

my @a  = $SESSION->get($VLIST); 
print "$a[0]\n";
}

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Using fork() has been recommended to me before, I really want to use threads, so any help in getting the required solution will be great! Thank you in advance

In reply to threads and SNMP Session by Otogi

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