On Tue, 22 May 2007 20:27:34 +0100 Dave wrote:
DS> In fact, your example is simply a specific case of the more general
DS> approach. Instead of
DS>
DS> snmpwalk -W foo.x.y.z foo
DS>
DS> (with an optional starting point), this would become
DS>
DS> snmpwalk -CE {foo+1} foo.x.y.z
DS>
DS> (with an optional ending point).
DS>
DS> I haven't look at the code for your patch yet, but I suspect
DS> that this approach ought to be simpler to implement.
DS>
DS> The down-side is that specifying the ending point is perhaps
DS> slightly less obvious.
I like the idea, but agree with your point about the end point being less
obvious. I think that the optional starting point is more intuitive.
And, for anyone poking around in snmpwalk, I've always thought it would be
nice to be able to specify multiple trees to walk.. eg
snmpwalk ifTable ipAddrTable
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