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SNMP Walk Script Feb 4th 2013, 09:50 Started my first sys admin job after graduating in Jan, and last week i was required to do multiple SNMP walks to servers for specific information HDD. I had done very little scripting before on my home PC, with an actual problem its so much easier to get started with bash. So here is my small script. Code: #!/bin/bash list="server1 server2 server3" function pause(){   read -p "$*" } for item in $list do   echo $item   $echo snmpwalk -c public -Oa -v1 $item (OID of your choice)   read -p "Press [Enter] key to see next walk" done #William Fleming Script #william20111@gmail.com #http://kerneltalk.co.uk It just fires through each of your servers in the list and drops out the specific information, in a readable format. Nothing spectacular but was worth the 30mins it took me to hack it together. Im no bash guru, but thought i would share this on here if you ever need to do something similar. It does require the net-snmp tool from the repos to run. Thanks William

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