Use this command to set SNMP to exit the MIB walk after the first entry it returns if the index includes a timestamp.
| enable | Configures the MIB walk behavior to exit after the first entry is returned when the getNext object index contains a timestamp. |
| disable | Configures the MIB walk behavior to only exit when the current time is reached when the getNext object index contains a timestamp. |
Disabled.
All command modes.
When an index contains a timestamp, by default the getNext walk continues to return values until the current time is reached, which may not ever occur, leaving the user with the impression that the walk is in a loop. Enabling this command will exit the walk after the first entry is returned.
This example enables the SNMP timestamp filter break for this router:
System(rw)->set snmp timefilter break enable
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