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From: Gavin Cameron <gavin@itworks.com.au>
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Subject: SNMP and perl5
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Hi,

I know that this question is a little off topic but please accept my
apologies from the outset.

Does anyone know of a perl5 module that will allow me to accept SNMP trap
messages from my access server?

Thanks in advance,
Gavin

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