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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? An Introduction to new Member Post 303038527 by Neo on Thursday 5th of September 2019 08:30:38 AM
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SNMPGETNEXT(3)								 1							    SNMPGETNEXT(3)

snmpgetnext - Fetch theSNMPobject which follows the given object id

SYNOPSIS
string snmpgetnext (string $host, string $community, string $object_id, [int $timeout = 1000000], [int $retries = 5]) DESCRIPTION
The snmpgetnext(3) function is used to read the value of the SNMP object that follows the specified $object_id. PARAMETERS
o $host -The hostname of the SNMP agent (server). o $community -The read community. o $object_id -The SNMP object id which precedes the wanted one. o $timeout -The number of microseconds until the first timeout. o $retries -The number of times to retry if timeouts occur. RETURN VALUES
Returns SNMP object value on success or FALSE on error. In case of an error, an E_WARNING message is shown. EXAMPLES
Example #1 Using snmpgetnext(3) <?php $nameOfSecondInterface = snmpgetnetxt('localhost', 'public', 'IF-MIB::ifName.1'; ?> SEE ALSO
snmpget(3), snmpwalk(3). PHP Documentation Group SNMPGETNEXT(3)
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