2009/5/8 jayesh km <km.jay...@yahoo.com>:
> We need to implement an SNMP table which has two columns as indexes.
> Both these columns are strings and the difficult part in one can have "dot"
> within it (it is a diameter realm name).
No problem there.
The strings are treated as a sequence of ASCII characters.
The character '.' is handled in exactly the same way as any other.
> Sample row can be
> realmName peerName
> 3gpp.org | hss
That would be indexed as
8 . '3' . 'g' . 'p' . 'p' . '.' . 'o' . 'r' . 'g' . 3 .'h' . 's' . 's'
> I am not sure if SNMP permits indexes with "dots" in between.
> Is there anyway I can implement this.
Just implement it - everything should work fine.
Dave
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