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MIB examples

SNMP examples

Commands

Look in the c:\net-snmp\binfolder for the various executables that you can use. The examples in this section use the following commands:

„snmpwalk: Walks through the MIB tree from a specified OID (along the branch).

„snmpget: Gets the value requested for a specified OID object

„snmpset: Sets a value to a specified OID object (must be a Read-Write OID).

Note	Chapter 3: MIB descriptions provides a read-write, read-only, or not-accessible designation
	for each MIB object.
	The following table shows you some options that you can specify with these commands.
	Option or switch	Description
	-v 2c	Indicates that “snmp version 2c", should always be specified when
		using the MIBs.
	-c	Used to specify the community string on the HP product (by default,
		this is set to public).
	-m ALL	Indicates that you want to use or refer to ALL the MIBs located at
		$MIBDIRS.
	-Mpath	Allows you to specify another location for your MIBs.
	-Os	Causes the SNMP response to only show the OID name and not the
		whole path.
	-On	Causes the SNMP response to show the OID numeric value, not the
		descriptive name.
	i	Integer switch used to indicate whether the following value will be a
		"1" or a "0".
	o	String switch used to indicate whether the following value will be a
		string.
	u	Numeric switch used to indicate whether the following value will be
		a numeric.

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