Not sure about via snmp, but here are some notes which I've saved for clearing cached files. I'm not sure where I got it from anymore, so unfortunately I can't give any credit.
The ways to force the gateway to refresh immediately are any one of the
following:
1. CLI command: set http client cache stale - each new audio request
will do a conditional-get and retrieve the audio if necessary.
2. CLI command:clear http client cache - this remove EVERYTHING from the
cache
3. CLI command:audio load
Note - if you do the show http client cache, and look at the ref# column
(the number calls using this audio), this column must be 0 for the audio
to refresh in the cache with the above commands.
4. on the Media Server (if it's IIS) - go to Start > MyComputer (Right
click - select Manage) - Services And Applications + Internet Info
Services + Web Sites - RightClick go to Properties. Select HTTP Headers
tab. Under Enable Content Expiration, set when audio should 'expire' in
the cache. This can be done on a directory-wide basis. Set audio to
expire after a short interval, and the gateway will always do a
conditional-get for audio (retrieve only if it's changed).
If you do this, then you'll need to clear the cache in the gateway, to
get this to take effect.