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1.3     ! deraadt    17: .Dd $Mdocdate: August 10 2019 $
1.1       martijn    18: .Dt SNMP 1
                     19: .Os
                     20: .Sh NAME
                     21: .Nm snmp
                     22: .Nd simple SNMP client
                     23: .Sh SYNOPSIS
                     24: .Nm
                     25: .Cm get | getnext
                     26: .Op Fl c Ar community
                     27: .Op Fl r Ar retries
                     28: .Op Fl t Ar timeout
                     29: .Op Fl v Ar version
1.3     ! deraadt    30: .Op Fl O Cm afnQqSvx
1.1       martijn    31: .Ar agent
                     32: .Ar oid ...
                     33: .Nm
                     34: .Cm walk
                     35: .Op Fl c Ar community
                     36: .Op Fl r Ar retries
                     37: .Op Fl t Ar timeout
                     38: .Op Fl v Ar version
1.3     ! deraadt    39: .Op Fl O Cm afnQqSvx
        !            40: .Op Fl C Cm cIipt
        !            41: .Op Fl C Cm E Ar endoid
1.1       martijn    42: .Ar agent
                     43: .Op Ar oid
                     44: .Nm
                     45: .Cm bulkget
                     46: .Op Fl c Ar community
                     47: .Op Fl r Ar retries
                     48: .Op Fl t Ar timeout
                     49: .Op Fl v Ar version
1.3     ! deraadt    50: .Op Fl O Cm afnQqSvx
        !            51: .Op Fl C Cm n Ns Ar nonrep Ns Cm r Ns Ar maxrep
1.1       martijn    52: .Ar agent
                     53: .Ar oid ...
                     54: .Nm
                     55: .Cm bulkwalk
                     56: .Op Fl c Ar community
                     57: .Op Fl r Ar retries
                     58: .Op Fl t Ar timeout
                     59: .Op Fl v Ar version
1.3     ! deraadt    60: .Op Fl O Cm afnQqSvx
        !            61: .Op Fl C Cm cipn Ns Ar nonrep Ns Cm r Ns Ar maxrep
1.1       martijn    62: .Ar agent
                     63: .Op Ar oid
                     64: .Nm
                     65: .Cm trap
                     66: .Op Fl c Ar community
1.3     ! deraadt    67: .Op Fl r Ar retries
        !            68: .Op Fl t Ar timeout
1.1       martijn    69: .Op Fl v Ar version
                     70: .Ar agent uptime trapoid
                     71: .Oo Ar varoid type value Oc ...
                     72: .Nm
                     73: .Cm mibtree
                     74: .Op Fl O Cm fnS
                     75: .Sh DESCRIPTION
                     76: The
                     77: .Nm
                     78: utility is a simple SNMP client.
                     79: .Pp
                     80: The subcommands are as follows:
                     81: .Bl -tag -width bulkwalk
                     82: .It Cm get
                     83: Retrieve the MIB for
                     84: .Ar oid
                     85: from the
                     86: .Ar agent .
                     87: If more than one
                     88: .Ar oid
                     89: is specified, retrieve the MIB for each one.
                     90: .It Cm getnext
                     91: Retrieve the MIB that follows
                     92: .Ar oid
                     93: from the
                     94: .Ar agent .
                     95: If more than one
                     96: .Ar oid
                     97: is specified, retrieve the MIB following each one of them.
                     98: .It Cm walk
                     99: Retrieve all the MIBs that are branches of
                    100: .Ar oid
                    101: from the
                    102: .Ar agent .
                    103: This uses the
                    104: .Cm getnext
                    105: subcommand internally and requests a single MIB at a time.
                    106: If no OID is specified it defaults to mib-2
                    107: .Pq .1.3.6.1.2.1 .
                    108: .It Cm bulkget
                    109: Retrieve the next 10 MIBs following each
                    110: .Ar oid
                    111: from the
                    112: .Ar agent .
                    113: This command is not available for
                    114: .Fl v Cm 1 .
                    115: .It Cm bulkwalk
                    116: Retrieve all the MIBs from the
                    117: .Ar agent
                    118: that are branches of
                    119: .Ar oid .
                    120: This uses the
                    121: .Cm bulkget
                    122: subcommand internally to retrieve multiple MIBs at a time.
                    123: This command is not available for
                    124: .Fl v Cm 1 .
                    125: .It Cm trap
                    126: Send a trap message to the
                    127: .Ar agent .
                    128: The
                    129: .Ar uptime
                    130: is specified in timeticks
                    131: .Pq centiseconds
                    132: or defaults to the system uptime if an empty string is given.
                    133: The
                    134: .Ar trapoid
                    135: is the identification OID used by the trap handler to determine its action.
                    136: The triple
                    137: .Op Ar varoid , type, value
                    138: is described below
                    139: .Sx Data types .
                    140: This command is not available for
                    141: .Fl v Cm 1 .
                    142: .It Cm mibtree
                    143: Dump the tree of compiled-in MIB objects.
                    144: .El
                    145: .Pp
                    146: The options are as follows:
                    147: .Bl -tag -width Ds
                    148: .It Fl C Ar appopt
                    149: Set the application specific
                    150: .Ar appopt
                    151: options by supplying a string of one or more
                    152: of the following modifier letters:
                    153: .Bl -tag -width Ds
                    154: .It Cm c
                    155: During a
                    156: .Cm walk
                    157: or
                    158: .Cm bulkwalk ,
                    159: disable checking the order of MIBs.
                    160: On some devices that return MIBs out of order,
                    161: this may cause an infinite loop.
                    162: .It Cm E Ar endoid
                    163: Walk the tree up to but excluding
                    164: .Ar endoid .
1.2       schwarze  165: The blank before
                    166: .Ar endoid
                    167: is mandatory.
1.1       martijn   168: .It Cm I
                    169: If no branches are found during a
                    170: .Cm walk ,
                    171: do not fall back to returning the original MIB via a
                    172: .Cm get
                    173: request.
                    174: .It Cm i
                    175: Before starting a
                    176: .Cm walk
                    177: or
                    178: .Cm bulkwalk ,
                    179: always do a
                    180: .Cm get
                    181: request on the specified
                    182: .Ar oid
                    183: first.
                    184: .It Cm n Ns Ar nonrep
                    185: Set the non-repeaters field in the request to the non-negative integer
                    186: .Ar nonrep .
                    187: This causes the first
                    188: .Ar nonrep
                    189: .Ar oid
                    190: arguments to only return a single MIB instead of
                    191: .Ar maxrep .
                    192: This value defaults to 0.
1.2       schwarze  193: No blank is allowed before
                    194: .Ar nonrep .
1.1       martijn   195: .It Cm p
                    196: At the end of a
                    197: .Cm walk
                    198: or
                    199: .Cm bulkwalk ,
                    200: show a summary of the total variables received.
                    201: .It Cm r Ns Ar maxrep
                    202: Set the max-repetitions field in the request to the positive integer
                    203: .Ar maxrep .
                    204: For
                    205: .Cm bulkget
                    206: or
                    207: .Cm bulkwalk
                    208: this determines the amount of MIBs to return for each specified OID.
                    209: This value defaults to 10.
1.2       schwarze  210: No blank is allowed before
                    211: .Ar maxrep .
1.1       martijn   212: .It Cm t
                    213: Show how long it took to
                    214: .Cm walk
                    215: the entire tree.
                    216: .El
                    217: .It Fl c Ar community
                    218: Set the
                    219: .Ar community
                    220: string.
                    221: Defaults to
                    222: .Cm public .
                    223: .It Fl O Ar output
                    224: Set the
                    225: .Ar output
                    226: options by supplying a string of one or more
                    227: of the following modifier letters:
                    228: .Bl -tag -width 1n
                    229: .It Cm a
                    230: Print the varbind string unchanged
                    231: rather than replacing non-printable bytes with dots.
                    232: .It Cm f
                    233: When displaying an OID, include the full list of MIB objects.
                    234: By default only the last textual MIB object is shown.
                    235: .It Cm n
                    236: Display the OID numerically.
                    237: .It Cm Q
                    238: Remove the type information.
                    239: .It Cm q
                    240: Remove the type information and the equal sign.
                    241: .It Cm S
                    242: Display the MIB name and the type information.
                    243: This is the default behaviour.
                    244: .It Cm v
                    245: Only display the varbind value, removing the OID.
                    246: .It Cm x
                    247: Display the varbind string values as hexadecimal strings.
                    248: .El
                    249: .It Fl r Ar retries
                    250: Set the number of
                    251: .Ar retries
                    252: in case of packet loss.
                    253: Defaults to 5.
                    254: .It Fl t Ar timeout
                    255: Set the
                    256: .Ar timeout
                    257: to wait for a reply, in seconds.
                    258: Defaults to 1.
                    259: .It Fl v Ar version
                    260: Set the snmp protocol
                    261: .Ar version
                    262: to either
                    263: .Cm 1
                    264: or
                    265: .Cm 2c .
                    266: Currently defaults to
                    267: .Cm 2c .
                    268: .El
                    269: .Pp
                    270: The syntax for the
                    271: .Ar agent
                    272: argument is
                    273: .Oo Ar protocol : Oc Ns Ar address
                    274: with the follwing forms:
                    275: .Bl -column udp6XXXtcp6X address -offset indent
                    276: .It Ar protocol Ta Ar address
                    277: .It Cm udp | tcp Ta Ar hostname Ns Oo Pf : Ar port Oc |
                    278: .Ar IPv4-address Ns Op Pf : Ar port
                    279: .It Cm udp6 | tcp6 Ta Ar hostname Ns Oo Pf : Ar port Oc |
                    280: .Cm \&[ Ns Ar IPv6-address Ns Cm \&] Ns Oo Pf : Ar port Oc |
                    281: .Ar IPv6-address Ns Pf : Ar port
                    282: .It Cm unix Ta Ar pathname
                    283: .El
                    284: .Pp
                    285: The default
                    286: .Ar protocol
                    287: is
                    288: .Cm udp
                    289: and the default
                    290: .Ar port
                    291: is 161; except for the
                    292: .Nm snmp Cm trap
                    293: command which uses 162.
                    294: .Cm udpv6
                    295: and
                    296: .Cm udpipv6
                    297: are aliases for
                    298: .Cm udp6 ;
                    299: .Cm tcpv6
                    300: and
                    301: .Cm tcpipv6
                    302: for
                    303: .Cm tcp6 .
                    304: To specify an IPv6-address without a
                    305: .Ar port ,
                    306: the
                    307: .Ar IPv6-address
                    308: must be enclosed in square brackets.
                    309: If the square brackets are omitted,
                    310: the value after the last colon is always interpreted as a
                    311: .Ar port .
                    312: .Ss Data types
                    313: Additional data sent to the server is formatted by specifying one or more
                    314: triples of
                    315: .Ar varoid ,
                    316: .Ar type ,
                    317: and
                    318: .Ar value .
                    319: Supported types are:
                    320: .Bl -tag -width 1n
                    321: .It Cm a
                    322: An IPv4 Address.
                    323: .It Cm b
                    324: A bitstring.
                    325: A list of individual bit offsets separated by comma, space or tab.
                    326: Must be supplied as a single argument.
                    327: .It Cm c
                    328: A counter32.
                    329: .It Cm d
                    330: A decimal string.
                    331: A list of individual bytes in decimal form separated by space or tab.
                    332: .It Cm i
                    333: An integer.
                    334: .It Cm n
                    335: A null object.
                    336: .It Cm o
                    337: An OID.
                    338: .It Cm s
                    339: A regular string.
                    340: .It Cm t
                    341: Timeticks in centiseconds.
                    342: .It Cm u
                    343: Unsigned integer.
                    344: Actually a normal integer for compatibility with netsnmp.
                    345: .It Cm x
                    346: A hex string.
                    347: Similar to a decimal string, but in hexadecimal format.
                    348: .El
                    349: .Sh SEE ALSO
                    350: .Xr snmpd 8
                    351: .Sh HISTORY
                    352: The
                    353: .Nm
                    354: program first appeared in
                    355: .Ox 6.6 .
                    356: .Sh AUTHORS
                    357: The
                    358: .Nm
                    359: program was written by
                    360: .An Martijn van Duren Aq Mt martijn@openbsd.org .