Print the SNMP varops

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This section of the SNMP GET access example Perl script sets up the logic to print the SNMP varops. Use this part of the example script as a guide to writing code that prints the SNMP varops in client/server Perl scripts that retrieve SNMP information.

The SNMP GET access example Perl script sets up the logic to print SNMP varops as follows:


 sub PrintVarOp { 1
 	my ($vp) = @_;

	my $asn1 = $vp->{ASN1};
 		my $value = $vp->{VALUE};
 		my ($oid, $index, $name) = $snmp-> SplitOidAndIndex ($asn1);
 		print "$Ttype: $name.$index = $value\n";
 }

The following list explains specific numbered items in the previously listed section of the SNMP GET access Perl script example:

  1. Prints the SNMP varops.