Broadcasting an SNMP GET - idSNMP?

From: Nick (nick~newsaccount_at_btopenworld.com)
Date: 03/30/04

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    I need to broadcast an SNMP GET request onto the local subnet, then record
    the IP addresses from the devices that reply to that particular request.

    The idSNMP component has a BroadcastEnabled property, and I can send the GET
    with no problem (verified with Ethereal), but I can't see how it can handle
    multiple responses - unless I'm missing something.

    Can I do this with idSNMP, or do I need to use something like idUDPServer
    and build the SNMP packet manually?

    TIA 

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