should return the lexicographically next instance in the MIB, thus:get-next system.sysDescr.0
The operand of get-next need not be an instance specifier: it can be any OBJECT IDENTIFIER. Hence the call:sysObjectID.0
returns the next instance, thus:get-next system.sysDescr
sysDescr.0
get-next
can also take multiple
operands, thus it is possible to use it to obtain multiple columns
within a single row of a table of information in a single
operation, eg:
This is considered to be very useful, hence the terminology powerful get-nextget-next ipRouteDest, ipRouteIfindex
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