nick n.

good question, now i fixed my local snmp libraries i just need to find a few hours of spare time (most likely) to get this imported

strange, it's a different enterprises id. f5 is enterprises.3375 : https://github.com/netdisco/netdisco-mibs/blob/master/f5/F5-BIGIP-COMMON-MIB.txt this one is enterprises.12276 and is called "f5networks" also different street name in the address part. hhmmmm

has been open for quite some time, i'll be merging this in a few weeks if noone objects. don't have any of the devices to test against.

> not sure this PR can be salvaged, sorry. I tried `git cherry-pick 8b66ab5` but that's not clean any more that does indeed seem to be the case, gonna rebase...

when you edit it with vi, it will most likely complain when trying to save your changes, you can force it with: `:w!` and then to exit `:q` not sure...

while i have not looked in detail this could be snmp field protection. can you delete the device & discover again?

this sounds very familiar to netdisco/snmp-info#340 we have been looking into this but have yet to come up with an elegant solution. please bear with us.

> We have some new Extreme devices and they are not yet recognized: > ExtremeXOS (X460G2-48p-G4) as extremeProduct.217 > VSP-7400-48Y-8C as extremeProduct.325 > > Support would be nice indeed. TIA...

> Al of these belong nowadays to Extreme, though Identified also as their previous acquisitions (Symbol, Motorola, Zebra...) > each of these devices have a mib file, containing the same...

> There's also my Alien::SNMP dist which should bring in the latest net-snmp with all crypto enabled. true dat, was pondering to mention this but decided to let it be...