"perldoc perllocal" told me I'm using Net::SNMP 5.2. Naively, I went in the 
file check_snmp_win.pl and changed "< 4" to a "> 4", and rerun my line -- I got 
the same error. Can somebody tell me now what's going on? One thing I'll do for 
sure is to get myself understand the three lines start from $resultat....

Jun

Jun Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I tried,
check_snmp_win.pl -v -H localhost -C public -n Server
and got
ERROR: Process name table : Requested table is empty or does not exist.

I located it is the printf line (within check_snmp_win.pl, listed bellow) 
generated the error message, so it is that $resultat is not defined. I can 
snmptranslate the oid for $win_serv_name. To my understanding, in order for 
$resultat to be defined, Net::SNMP version need to be < 4. I then checked its 
version using a perl script called chk_pm.pl, the output are the faces of two 
playing cards, a club is on the left, and something on the right -- no version 
information.

I saw on the web some people run check_snmp_win.pl without a problem, can 
someone see what is my problem?

Jun

 

my $resultat=undef;

$resultat = (Net::SNMP->VERSION < 4) ?
                 $session->get_table($win_serv_name)
                : $session->get_table(Baseoid => $win_serv_name);

if (!defined($resultat)) {
   printf("ERROR: Process name table : %s.\n", $session->error);
   $session->close;
   exit $ERRORS{"UNKNOWN"};
}           

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