out the error. So
I just guessed that it made more sense to specify the "OK" results, rather
than a much larger range of "not OK" results. Like I said - far-fetched,
but it's really all I could come up with.
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27;t throwing a MIB error.
Actually DO what the FAQ says, SHOW that you've done it, and SHOW what
the results were.
> Am I missing something fundamental about this command ?
>
It appears that you missed the 'min:max' vs. 'max:min' thing on the ranges,
but 1) th
