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This example show how to use the get functions to request information from another device. The OID's will probably need to be replaced to work with your device.
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HI Niich, Sorry for not looking at this yet. |
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No problem. I'm sure my code is a mess. The code was way above my head. I
got It working for my task but I'm not sure how it will perform in other
tasks.
Thanks for looking it over. I hope we can get something together since
while looking for an snmp manager I found a lot of other people looking
too.
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HI Niich,
Sorry for not looking at this yet.
I'll have a look through your code and see if I can't refactor my code
base to make it easier to act as an SNMP Manager.
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Wow...awesome... Thank you so much to both Aidan Cyr and Niich.. |
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Just curious if there is likely to be some progress merging this PR, (I know it's been pending for quite some time? I was hoping to find an SNMP manager to try and use with an ESP8266 to query a router, but I've yet to get the @Niich branch working. Though I'm still persisting, with trying to understand why it fails to decode the responses correctly. |
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Anyone interested in an SMMP Manager may want to take a look at: https://github.com/shortbloke/Arduino_SNMP_Manager |
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i have added SNMP manager functions to the code you created.
I do not have any experience coding so if the code is hard to read or has any other issues please let me know the best way to fix it.
I based the new functions on the SNMP trap code since it was already creating and sending a packet.
i still don't fully understand the callback structure so I'm sure my usage is not correct.
i have included an example since the usage is not straight forward.