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Content preview:  Forgive my ignorance of SNMP, but is there a simple way to
   ask the "router" (really a misnomer), say a linksys device, what the IP is
   of the WAN interface? Mostly curious if there is a way to find out w/o having
   to rely on external third party. [...] 

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