SNMP Manager Programmer's Guide

Reference Summary
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Sample Manager Invocation
SNMPNEXT
SNMPNEXT handles a GetNext packet for one or more MIB objects, encoding the
packet for UDP or IPC communication in the same fashion as SNMPGET.
SNMPNEXT accepts the same invocation arguments as SNMPGET.
SNMPSET
SNMPSET handles a Set packet for one or more MIB objects, encoding the packet for
UDP or IPC communication in the same fashion as SNMPGET. If you want to change
the value of a MIB-II object, you can simply identify it by name. To change the value of
a non-MIB-II object, you must use the -l parameter and identify the object using its OID
and data type. For definitions of arguments not listed, refer to SNMPGET.
target-host-
identifier
The device on which the target agent resides. You can specify
either a name or an IP address; you can supply or omit the
backslash when specifying a NonStop Kernel node.
MIB-object
A MIB object instance. If the object is a MIB-II object, you can
refer to it by name or using the dotted OID format; use the dotted
OID format for objects that are not MIB-II objects.
SNMPNEXT [-c agent-community string]
[-i request-id]
[-p agent-request-port}
[-r retry-count]
[-t timeout-seconds]
[-a NonStop-agent-process]
[-x output-information-level]
target-host-identifier
MIB-object [MIB-object...]
SNMPSET [-l]
[-c agent-community string]
[-i request-id]
[-p agent-request-port}
[-r retry-count]
[-t timeout-seconds]
[-a NonStop-agent-process]
[-x output-information-level]
target-host-identifier
{MIB-object [data-type]value} ...