Re: How get OIDs from returned values in python net-snmp-5.4.2 module

On 25 March 2010 06:34, Alexey Kostyuk <[email protected]> wrote:

> When I try to get it via python using this code:
>>>> vals = sess.walk(vars)
>>>> print vals[0:3]
> ('2', '3', '3')
>
> the output output contains only returned values
>
> How it's possible to get OIDs of this values?


I've no real experience with the Python interface,
but try looking at the 'vars' variable following the walk,
rather than 'vals'.
   A brief look at the documentation (python/README)
includes the following:

   snmpwalk(<Varbind/VarList>, <Session args>))
             - .....
               Returns a tuple of values retrieved from the MIB below
               the Varbind passed in.  ==> If a VarList is passed in it
               will be updated to contain a complete set of VarBinds
               created for the results of the walk. <==


Dave

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