All of the net-snmp commands pick a common set of options, which the next few sections will be discussing. The only commands that do not accept these common set of arguments are the running demons (like snmpd and snmptrapd).  

All of the net-snmp commands pick a common set of options, which the next few sections will be discussing. The only commands that do not accept these common set of arguments are the running demons (like snmpd and snmptrapd).  

A list of all of the options that are available for use from a command can be printed by passing "-h" on the command lien to any of the commands.  

A list of all of the options that are available for use from a command can be printed by passing "-h" on the command line to any of the commands.  

Command Options Affecting Output Formatting

=== Command Options Affecting Output Formatting ===

All of the commands allow you to format their output in a manner which you personally will find attractive. The behavior is controlled using the -O flag:  

All of the commands allow you to format their output in a manner which you personally will find attractive. The behavior is controlled using the -O flag:  

=== -Oe  ===

=== -Oe  ===

Similarly, this flag controls whether you want to display enumerated lists numerically or with textual translations (this example will not work for you the:  

Similarly, this flag controls whether you want to display enumerated lists numerically or with textual translations:  

   % '''snmpgetnext -v 2c -c demopublic test.net-snmp.org snmpEnableAuthenTraps'''

   % '''snmpgetnext -v 2c -c demopublic test.net-snmp.org snmpEnableAuthenTraps'''

   snmp.snmpEnableAuthenTraps.0 = disabled(2)

   snmp.snmpEnableAuthenTraps.0 = disabled(2)