> I have a need to send scotty scripts to a host that is not suppose
> to/not expected to reply back. Is there an snmp session command or
> sequence to tell scotty not to waite for a reply, but to simply send
> without retries, and to not have a timeout?
I do not know why you are trying sending a script via snmp, perhaps socket
could be better. But, with snmp you can use asynchronous operations. It
means that a callback scripts will be called when the operation is
terminated, but the commands returns immediately. Follows a simple example
that make several queries (255) at a time (to detect SNMP agent) and then
wait for the completion. I think you can modifie it to your needs.
proc scanner_snmp2 net {
array set les_sessions ""
# we launch all requests
for {set i 1} {$i<255} {incr i} {
set s [snmp session -address $net.$i]
set les_sessions($i) $s
catch { set id [ $s get sysDescr.0 {
if { "%E"=="noError" } then {
set description [lindex [lindex "%V" 0] 2]
set name [netdb hosts name "%A"]
puts "$name\t:$description"
}
} ]
}
}
# we wait for response
for {set i 1} {$i<255} {incr i} {
set s $les_sessions($i)
$s wait
$s destroy
}
puts Done
}
Benoit Papillault
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