On 22 July 2010 10:24, Gaurav Chaturvedi <[email protected]> wrote:
> Following are the functions which can be used in your case as per the
> requirement:
>
> print_objid, fprint_objid, snprint_objid
Those will return the name of the MIB object
(formatted according to the current output format settings)
For the description, you probably need to look at
print_description, fprint_description, snprint_description
Note that you'll probably need to call
snmp_set_save_descriptions(1);
*before* invoking init_snmp(), otherwise the MIB parsing code
will discard the description text.
Dave
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