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# snmp.conf
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#   - created by the snmpconf configuration program
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# SECTION: Default Authentication Options
#
#   This section defines the default authentication
#   information.  Setting these up properly in your
#   ~/.snmp/snmp.conf file will greatly reduce the amount of
#   command line arguments you need to type (especially for snmpv3).

# defaultport: The default port number to use
#   This token specifies the default port number you want packets to 
#   be sent to and received from.
#   override: with -p on the command line.
#   arguments: portnum

#defaultport  161

# defversion: The default snmp version number to use.
#   override: with -v on the command line.
#   arguments: 1|2c|3

defversion  2c



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# SECTION: Debugging output options
#
#   This section allows debugging output of various kinds to
#   be turned on or off.

# dodebugging: Turns debugging output on or off (0|1)
#   arguments: (0|1)

dodebugging  no



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# SECTION: Textual mib parsing
#
#   This section controls the textual mib parser.  Textual
#   mibs are parsed in order to convert OIDs, enumerated
#   lists, and ... to and from textual representations
#   and numerical representations.

# mibdirs: Specifies directories to be searched for mibs.
#   Adding a '+' sign to the front of the argument appends the new
#   directory to the list of directories already being searched.
#   arguments: [+]directory[:directory...]

mibdirs  /usr/share/snmp/mibs

# showmiberrors: Should errors in mibs be displayed when the mibs are loaded
#   arguments: (1|yes|true|0|no|false)

showmiberrors  yes



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# SECTION: Output style options
#
#   This section allows you to control how the output of the
#   various commands will be formated

# logtimestamp: Should timestamps be shown on the output
#   arguments: (1|yes|true|0|no|false)

logtimestamp  yes

# printnumericenums: Print enums numericly or textually
#   command line equivelent: -Oe
#   arguments: (1|yes|true|0|no|false)

printnumericenums  yes

# dontbreakdownoids: When OIDs contain a index to a table, they are broken
#   into the displayable pieces and shown to you.
#   For example the oid vacmSecurityModel.0.3.119.101.115
#   is nicely broken down by
#   default and the string hidden in the oid is shown
#   to you as vacmSecurityModel.0."wes". This token and the -Ob
#   option diables this feature and displays it as
#   vacmSecurityModel.0.3.119.101.115 again.
#   command line equivelent: -Ob
#   arguments: (1|yes|true|0|no|false)

dontbreakdownoids  no

# escapequotes: Should the quotation marks in broken down oids be escaped
#   If you want to cut and paste oids that have been broken down
#   into indexes and strings, this will put a backslash in front of them
#   so your shell will pass them rather than interpret them.
#   arguments: (1|yes|true|0|no|false)

escapequotes  yes

# quickprinting: Make the output simple for quick parsing
#   This option removes the equal sign and value identifies leaving
#   just the oid and the value on the output for easier parsing in scripts
#   command line equivelent: -Oq
#   arguments: (1|yes|true|0|no|false)

# (oe) https://qa.mandriva.com/show_bug.cgi?id=55952
quickprinting  no

# numerictimeticks: Print timeticks as a number and not a time-string
#   command line equivelent:
#   arguments: (1|yes|true|0|no|false)

numerictimeticks  yes

# suffixprinting: Shorten OIDs printed to the screen
#   possible values:
#   -  0:  UCD-style.  OIDs are displayed like:
#   -        system.sysUpTime.0
#   -  1:  deletes all by the last symbolic part of the OID:
#   -        system.sysUpTime.0 becomes sysUpTime.0
#   -  2:  is  a  variant  of this, adding the name of the MIB
#   -      that defined this object:
#   -        system.sysUpTime.0 becomes SNMPv2-MIB::sysUpTime.0
#   -      (This is the default with net-snmp v5)
#   command line equivelent: 0 = -Ou,  1 = -Os, 2 = -OS
#   arguments: (1|2)

#suffixprinting  1