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I have two different MIBs with the same scalar name that I need to load. Is there a way to prefix the scalar name with the module name?
We have a.mib and b.mib and they both have the scalar 'foo'. What would happen if we do
snimpy.manager.load('a.mib') followed by snimpy.manager.load('b.mib')? What would happen if I loaded them in the other order? Could you add manager['A-MIB::foo']? Or manager['A-MIB'].foo?
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Seems to be working. A side effect is a small optimization. If you are accessing lots of scalars from the same module. You can limit to searching only oids in the single module.
I have two different MIBs with the same scalar name that I need to load. Is there a way to prefix the scalar name with the module name?
We have a.mib and b.mib and they both have the scalar 'foo'. What would happen if we do
snimpy.manager.load('a.mib') followed by snimpy.manager.load('b.mib')? What would happen if I loaded them in the other order? Could you add manager['A-MIB::foo']? Or manager['A-MIB'].foo?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: