When I run my script, I get the Problem Transport endpoint is not connected Heres the code in question 
  ($session, $error) = Net::SNMP->session(
                            -hostname      => $ip,
                            -port          => $port,
                            -version       => $version,
                            -timeout       => $seconds,
                            -retries       => $retry,
                            -username      => $username,    
                            -authpassword  => $authpasswd,    
                            -authprotocol  => $authproto,
                            -privpassword  => $privpasswd,
                            -privprotocol  => $privproto,
                            );
        die "Problem creating SNMP \n $error" if($error);
           
        
        #MIB Objects
        my $TransferServerOID = '.1.3.6.1.4.1.576.25.1.2.2.1';
        my $TransferLoginNameOID = '.1.3.6.1.4.1.576.25.1.2.2.2';
        my $TransferPasswordOID = '.1.3.6.1.4.1.576.25.1.2.2.3';
        my $TransferCommandOID= '.1.3.6.1.4.1.576.25.1.2.2.7';
        my $TransferManifestOID= '.1.3.6.1.4.1.576.25.1.2.2.8';
        #Values to assign to MIB OBjects
        

        my $TransferServer = 'XXXXXX' ;
        my $TransferLogin = 'XXXXXX';
        my $TransferPass = 'XXXXXXX';
        my $TransferCommand = 1;
        
        #Set MIB Objects
        my $result = $session->set_request(
                           -varbindlist =>[
                                   ($TransferServerOID,OCTET_STRING,$T
+ransferServer),
                                   ($TransferLoginNameOID,OCTET_STRING
+,$TransferLogin),
                                   ($TransferPasswordOID,OCTET_STRING,
+$TransferPass),
                                   ($TransferCommandOID,'HmsSysCommand
+Type',$TransferCommand),
                                   ($TransferManifestOID,OCTET_STRING,
+$wamfile),
                                   ]);
        
        
        die "SNMP Failure... $!" unless (defined($result));

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Server, Login, Pass all X'd Out for privacy reasons Also, the SNMP Session is created correctly, and I have been able to do a simple get request to retrieve the uptime of the remote system. So I believe that it is not a problem with the SNMP creation.

In reply to Net::SNMP Problem by NolanPL

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