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Subject: Re:  SNMP Proteon Specific Variables and a suggestion
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Date: 19 Apr 88 20:18:18 GMT
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An additional note with regard Proteon's implementation specific tree:
because network numbers (interface numbers) occur in the middle of
a variable name (see Marty's message for an example), you can't
walk tables. Since SNMP operates on lexicographic precedence/succession
and the interface numbers are not on the far right (least significant byte),
it is not possible to get estimated line speed of all interfaces
by walking a table, for example.

Wengyik