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  contextNames are now properly processed.
- The method var_bind_names() was added to retrieve an array of the 
  ObjectNames in the VarBindList in the order in which they were 
  received in the GetResponse-PDU. 
 
RELEASE 4.0.3 SEP-09-2002

- Net::SNMP objects are now destroyed as expected when they are no
  longer referenced.  An internal reference to the object allocated by  
  the Net::SNMP::Dispatcher module is now properly cleared.
- A socket with a file descriptor value of 0 is now accepted by the 
  Net::SNMP module as a valid and open filehandle. 
- Removed an "optimization" which was intended to provide a smoother 
  initialization of the dispatcher but instead could lead to messages 
  incorrectly timing out. 

RELEASE 4.0.2 MAY-06-2002

- The SNMPv3 request message sent for time synchronization is now sent
  with the same securityLevel that is configured for the session.
- The "reserved" bits in the msgFlags field of an incoming SNMPv3
  message are now ignored as suggested by RFC 2572.
- When encrypting a SNMPv3 message, the padding byte(s) are now set to
  a value equal to the size of the padding.  "The actual pad value is
  irrelevant..." according RFC 2574 Section 8.1.1.2.  However, there 
  are some agents that expect this byte pattern.
- Corrected a reference count mismatch which would leave a listening 
  socket open if no response is received from the remote agent.
- Corrected a "deep recursion" error that occurred when using the
  get_table() method to retrieve large tables in blocking mode.
- Using the "-delay" argument with the get_table() method no longer
  incorrectly delays between message exchanges when retrieving the table.
- Optimizations and improvements were made to the Net::SNMP::Dispatcher
  event scheduling and handling procedures.
- The "translate unsigned" logic now correctly handles properly 
  formatted (but unexpected) negative Counter64, Counter, Gauge, and 
  TimeTick values. 

RELEASE 4.0.1 JAN-01-2002

- SNMPv3 objects using authentication now send a separate authenticated
  request message for time synchronization while performing discovery.
- Non-blocking SNMPv1/2c messages with a "-delay" argument which are
  queued before entering the event loop are no longer incorrectly
  discarded.
- The Net::SNMP::Security::Community::security_model() method now 
  returns the correct value as reserved by RFC 2571.
- The first subidentifier in an OBJECT IDENTIFIER is now restricted to
  ccitt(0), iso(1), or joint-iso-ccitt(2) as specified by ISO/IEC 8825.
- Changed the appropriate CHECK blocks into BEGIN blocks to avoid the 
  "Can't call method 'send_pdu' on an undefined value" error when the 
  module is loaded using a quoted eval statement. 

RELEASE 4.0.0 NOV-09-2001

- The module has been completely redesigned to add support for SNMPv3 
  and to follow the SNMP Management Framework defined by RFC 2571.
- Perl version 5.6.0 or greater is now required to use the module.
- Updated the method calls to expect the same argument syntax regardless 
  of whether they are invoked by "blocking" or "non-blocking" objects. 
- The non-core modules Crypt::DES, Digest::MD5, Digest::SHA1, and 
  Digest::HMAC are now required to support SNMPv3.
- Added the ability to specify the local address and port number used by
  each object.

RELEASE 3.65 SEP-09-2001

- Corrected an error in the Net::SNMP::FSM module that would cause all
  response messages to be dropped in "non-blocking" mode if there is
  a recv() error.
- Updated the logic in the "blocking" response handling method such
  the transmit buffer is properly updated if there is a decode
  error while parsing the GetResponse-PDU. 
- Counter, Gauge, and TimeTick values that are incorrectly encoded as
  negative signed integers are now converted to unsigned values.  This
  feature can be disabled by setting the "-unsigned" flag to false 
  using the translate() method.
- An empty community name is now allowed.
- Updated the "non-blocking" example script.

RELEASE 3.60 SEP-09-2000

- Translation can now be enabled or disabled on a per ASN.1 type basis.
- The Net::SNMP::FSM "event loop" now prioritizes processing SNMP responses
  over other actions.
- A set of example scripts is now included with the distribution.

RELEASE 3.50 MAY-06-2000

- The methods that expect a SNMP GetResponse-PDU in "blocking" mode now ignore
  messages with request-ids that do not match the current request-id.  This
  change addresses a common occurrence of the "Received request-id xxxx is
  not equal to transmitted request-id xxxx" error.  The manifestation of this
  error that has been corrected occurs when a remote agent is too busy to
  respond immediately, buffers the request, and responds to the request after
  the Net::SNMP timeout has expired.
- A new argument "-delay" was added to all methods that can function in "non-
  blocking" mode.
- The Net::SNMP::FSM "event loop" sub-module was completely rewritten to more
  logically handle events.
- The get_table() method now uses get-bulk-requests instead of
  get-next-requests when the calling object's version is SNMPv2c.
- When a duplicate OBJECT IDENTIFIER is received in the VarBindList of a
  GetResponse-PDU, the duplicate is now padded with an appropriate number of
  spaces to make it an unique key in the HASH reference returned by the object.
- The default Maximum Transport Unit was changed from 484 to 1500.  The
  minimum allow MTU is now 484.

RELEASE 3.01 JAN-01-2000

- Performance enhancements were made to the most heavily used methods.
- Changed the default timeout to 5.0 seconds and the default number of retries
  to 1 to reduce network traffic and to work around a problem with responses 
  from certain routers when they are busy.  The total default timeout period
  remains the same at 10 seconds. 
- Removed the verify_ip() method and the "-verifyip" argument to the 
  constructor.

RELEASE 3.00 SEP-09-1999

- Added event loop based "non-blocking" support.