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    downloaded from the internet, or where the file can be found if you are
    downloading it by some other means.

    The default is "C:\device_oui.txt" on windows, and
    "/var/cache/device_oui.txt" on everything else. Set this to undef to
    disable the cache file. ("Device::OUI->cache_file( undef )").

  Device::OUI->search_url( $url )
    The URL for the OUI search page. Normally you don't need to change this,
    but it is provided as a configuration option in case the page is
    relocated. You can also set this to undef to disable runtime searches.

    This value is used by /search_url_for to create a search url for a
    specific OUI. The default implementation allows you to include a '%s'
    token in the URL, in which case the URL will be formatted with
    perlfunc/sprintf, using the OUI as an argument. If the url provided does
    not contain a '%s' token, then the OUI will simply be appended to the
    end (in which case, the URL provided should probably end with something
    like: "?arg=").

  Device::OUI->file_url( $url );

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from the internet, or where the file can be found if you are downloading it
by some other means.

The default is C<C:\device_oui.txt> on windows, and
C</var/cache/device_oui.txt> on everything else.  Set this to undef to
disable the cache file.  (C<< Device::OUI->cache_file( undef ) >>).

=head2 Device::OUI->search_url( $url )

The URL for the OUI search page.  Normally you don't need to change this,
but it is provided as a configuration option in case the page is relocated.
You can also set this to undef to disable runtime searches.

This value is used by L</search_url_for|search_url_for> to create a search
url for a specific OUI.  The default implementation allows you to include
a '%s' token in the URL, in which case the URL will be formatted with
L<perlfunc/sprintf|sprintf>, using the OUI as an argument.  If the url
provided does not contain a '%s' token, then the OUI will simply be appended
to the end (in which case, the URL provided should probably end with
something like: C<?arg=>).