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Python SNMP library
Just checking in on this; is there any planned timeline yet for the 5.0.0 release? Specifically looking to get the crypto backend work in a consumable release.
(PySNMP v4.4.12) As I understand it, errors such as report PDUs (received by PySNMP) in response to requests (sent by PySNMP) should cause the request to be retried up to...
In that commit: https://github.com/etingof/pysnmp/commit/e8fa401677432e4e48d1a9c36b996ef94b043d90#diff-dfd8cef40427a8ae7a84575d7e419aa7R74 `unmakeVarBinds` was not change to pass `ignoreErrors=False`. It seems like a backward incompatible change. Overall, I feel that `resolveWithMib` should have had `False` as a default...
When resolving with a mib, extra indexes are discarded (rather than being kept or raising an error). Example: ```python >>> pysnmp.hlapi.ObjectIdentity('IP-MIB', 'ipAdEntAddr', '127.0.0.1', 123).resolveWithMib(b).getOid() ``` I would expect the oid...
Hi, I am trying to use async bulkCmd and nextCmd for obtaining the SNMP details. With this usage, I am observing that one additional entry is returned. Below is the...
Hello May be your have some planne about support auth by x509 certificate? (RFC 5591) Thank you
[This](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58886693/how-to-standardize-oid-index-retrieval-in-pysnmp/58892279?noredirect=1#comment104055566_58892279) problem came up lately, perhaps we could have some higher-level API to achieve this and similar functionality around indices easier: ``` for var_bind in var_binds: object_identity, value = var_bind...
Hello, I tried to set a value from setCmd. Execution doesn't return any error but the snmp request is not sent ! ``` # Setting new value g = setCmd(SnmpEngine()...
Hi, I am now working on developing a SNMP agent which is going to run on linux system and I have encountered several problems. I have already had an ASN.1...
I am having an issue where performing an SNMPWalk returns Mib symbols that are meant to be non accessible. I am using pySNMP v4.4.9. In a custom MIB, I have...