Braa

Braa is designed for making SNMP queries across multiple targets efficiently, unlike traditional tools like snmpget or snmpwalk from net-snmp which handle one host at a time. It supports GET, WALK, and SET operations on SNMP trees using numerical OID values, as it lacks an ASN.1 parser and requires users to specify OIDs numerically (e.g., .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5.0).

Use cases include rapid reconnaissance of SNMP-enabled devices on a network, such as walking entire OID trees on multiple hosts to gather system information like hostnames, descriptions, and uptime. It is particularly useful for large-scale scans where speed is critical, querying IP ranges in parallel.

The tool implements its own SNMP stack without relying on external libraries like net-snmp, supporting only basic data types for high performance. SET queries allow modifying SNMP values with type specifiers for integers, IP addresses, octet strings, and object identifiers.

Braa implements a custom, lightweight SNMP stack that does not depend on libraries like net-snmp, enabling parallel queries to multiple hosts in a single process. It supports SNMP GET, WALK (.1.3.6.* format), and SET operations using numerical OIDs only, with optional community strings, ports, and instance IDs. Responses include timings and values, shown in formats like 'host:ms:OID:value'. Delays, retries, and passes can be tuned for network conditions.