Whats snmpstat ?:
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snmpstat is a small Perl script that uses the Curses interface to give a nice,
sumarized terminal view of SNMP traffic in your network.
It uses SNMP Sniff to capture traffic, and builds a variety of data structures
to keep and display the data.
snmpstat *is not* a GUI for SNMP Sniff (I wish!), it's just a nice way to 
give you an idea of your SNMP traffic.
If some one wants to contribute with a Gtk or Qt interface, *please* do...

I've tested snmpstat on a Linux box with Perl 5.004, but it should run on
anything with Perl >= 5.001 and SNMP Sniff on it.

Running snmpstat:
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	* If you don't have it, install the Curses perl module, avaiable from:

	  http://www.cpan.org/modules/by-module/Curses/Curses-1.02.tar.gz 

	* Edit snmpstat:

	  - Change the $snmpsniffbin variable acording to your location.
	  (default is /usr/local/bin/snmpsniff)
	  - Optionaly, change the "#!/usr/bin/perl" line to the location of
	  your Perl binary.

	* Run it with:

	  snmpstat [optional_snmpsniff_args] 2> /dev/null	(bash or sh)
