===MODE_GETNEXT===

===MODE_GETNEXT===

"snmpwalk" is harder: took me an afternoon to remember perl and write the first version ...

"snmpwalk" is harder: took me an afternoon to remember perl and write the first version ...<br>

The request almost knows what it wants, and the agent need's to reply to anything that is in the area for the OID it has registered. Let's start.

The request almost knows what it wants, and the agent need's to reply to anything that is in the area for the OID it has registered.  

Take $regat, '.1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.999'. We have a .1 extension that we would like to serve, with values in .1.1 .1.2 etc .2.1 .2.2 etc etc.

Take $regat, '.1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.999'. We have a .1 extension that we would like to serve, with values in .1.1 .1.2 etc .2.1 .2.2 etc etc.

The secret is to fill in the blanks in the hash used for values. So if $regat or $regat.1 or $regat.1.1 etc are requested, the agent should supply the "next" OID

The secret is to fill in the blanks in the hash for next OID's where a value has not been assigned. So if $regat or $regat.1 or $regat.1.1 etc are requested, the agent should supply the next OID and it's value.

and it's value.