Set

The Set script command sends an snmp Set request to the current IP variable, according to the current variables on the SNMP Fetch panel (IP, Timeout, SNMP Ver, Community String, Object / Suffix / Value list).

Syntax:	Set				Comment
Example:	Set				SNMP Set the currently selected IP, Ver, Community String, OID list, with currently selected timeout
Associated command may be bound to Set to set any or all current choices
Example:	Assign	IP	=	192.168.2.252	Associated command to set IP destination
	Assign	Timeout	=	5	Associated command to set Timeout
	Assign	CommunityString	=	public	Associated command to set CommunityString
	Assign	SNMPVersion	=	v2c	Associated command to set SNMP Version
	Set				SNMP Set
Clear OIDs and Add OID associated commands may also be bound to define a new OID / Value list
Example:	Clear OIDs				Associated command to clear OID / Value list
	Add OID	sysContact	0	"info@comroestudios.com"	add name & new value for MIB-II sysContact
	Add OID	sysName	0	"ScanEngine Explorer"	add name & new value for MIB-II sysName
	Set				SNMP Fetch for the OIDs in the list

Notes:

• While an unknown object can be read by it's numeric OID or by SNMPWALK, it cannot be set without a MIB definition. This is because every MIB definition includes a SYNTAX, and without knowing an object's SYNTAX (is the object a counter, a text string, an integer, a timer, etc.) a set command cannot be properly encoded. While the SYNTAX of an unknown object can be discovered by first interrogating the object with a GET query, ScanEngine Explorer provides no means for defining an object syntax other than loading a defining MIB definition.
• SNMP Set and response are both single UDP messages. As such, only a limited number of OIDs can be written in a single Set.