Net::SNMP::Vendor Lookup the Vendor for a sysObjectID based on the IANA list
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Net::SNMP::Vendor Description

Lookup the Vendor for a sysObjectID based on the IANA list The Internet Assigned Numbers Association (www.iana.org) maintains a list of all assgined sysObjectID which can be used to determine the vendor of a SNMP agent. Futhermore this ID points usually to an entry in the vendors SMI within the enterprise subtree under '.1.3.6.1.4.1'.To obtain the sysObjectID perform a SNMP get_request operation on the SNMP agent for the following OID '.1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0'. The result will be as described above a dotted decimal string with the prefix '.1.3.6.1.4' followed by the vendors identification ID and the vendor assigned device ID.You might then either pass the whole string or the extracted vendor ID to the module as described above. If the ID is assigned and in the cache the module will return a hash reference to a vendor object giving all information stored by the IANA for that certain vendor ID. If the ID is unkown the module will return undef. To get the cause for the error you might call the get_error() function.Net::SNMP::Vendor is a Perl module that tries to persistently cache with DBM::Deep the vendor information to avoid obsesive network use. If you prefer not to store the result persistently you might use Net::SNMP::Vendor::CACHE in combination with the type option in the constructor. That will cause the module to store the loaded list within a normal hash referenceNOTE: The result will be lost as soon as the process finishes that created the hash.SYNPOSIS use Net::SNMP::Vendor; my $sysObjectID = '.1.3.6.1.4.1.0'; my $v = Net::SNMP::Vendor->new; $v->load_cache; my $vendor = $v->lookup(sysid => $sysObjectID); Requirements: · Perl

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