Some vendors can not get even the simple SNMP right and will send OIDs in wrong order in WALK, causing a standard-observing SNMP client to prematurely end a sub

Some vendors can not get even the simple SNMP right and will send OIDs in wrong order in WALK, causing a standard-observing SNMP client to prematurely end a subtree walk or to loop forever. And the SNMP is mostly read-only, usually only basic functions can be controlled (such as interface enable/disa le) but more complex configuration can be only read (vlans, firewall rules, etc.) So really the SNMP support in datasheet means nothing.