REQUIREMENTS

  Get and install:
  
    the mysql (www.mysql.com) database
    The following perl modules (www.cpan.org):
      SNMP
      DBI
      Data-Dumper
      Data-ShowTable
      Msql-Mysql-modules

  Setting up mysql:
     ./configure
     make
     make install
     scripts/mysql_install_db
  
     start it by running 'safe_mysqld'.
     To run the sql commands listed in the following text, run 'mysql'.


SETTING UP THE MYSQL DATABASES
  Use mysql itself to set up the mysql database resquired:

    ./setupdb -u root -p PASS -h SQLHOST

  For each host you want to monitor, put an entry in the hosts table
  using:
  
    insert into hosts(name, community) values(HOSTNAME, COMMUNITY);
  
  Then, for each thing you want to monitor on a given host:
  
    insert into hosttables(host, groupname, tablename) values(HOSTNAME, GROUPNAME, TABLENAME)

  This can be automatted using the setupnewhost command, like:

    setupnewhost -u root -p password GROUP host1 host2 ...

  which will put the standard list of ucd-snmp specific mib tables in
  the table for you.

COLLECTING THE DATA

  The command you need to run to collect data is snmptosql, which will 
  use the information defined above to fill your data base with all
  sorts of useful information that you've asked it to collect.
  Something like:

    snmptosql -u root -p password

  should be put in cron to update a regular intervals.

DISPLAYING THE RESULTS

  Put the script snmptohtml somewhere in your cgi-bin directory, and
  view it.  It should take care of everything else and display neat
  pretty tables for you.

  Idealy, it should be put behind a user/password database in your web
  server (something that sets REMOTE_USER for in an environmental for
  CGI scripts).  This will greatly enhance its operation so that
  different users can be users of different groups of hosts, etc...
  If this is not done, everyone will use the user name "guest".