What type of output can the snmp-netstat script generate?

The snmp-netstat script is designed to gather active network statistics from a remote system using the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). This script primarily queries the current state of network connections and interfaces, producing output similar to what the netstat command would provide when run locally on a machine. The information generated includes details about active connections, listening ports, and other relevant network data, making it an essential tool for network monitoring and analysis in environments where remote access to this information is needed through SNMP.

Other options, such as information about SNMP community strings, detailed configurations of SNMP settings, or lists of active firewall rules, are not directly related to the primary functionality of the snmp-netstat script. While community strings and SNMP settings are integral to the functioning of SNMP itself, the snmp-netstat script specifically focuses on the current network statistics available from the host rather than configurations or security aspects.