Hello All,
I have a rather strange problem.
I am doing the following:
1 $result = $session->set_request (
2 -varbindlist => [ "${secPvcBulkModeOid}.${nextVcatIndex}" ,
INTEGER, "1",
3 "${secPvcActionTypeOid}.${nextVcatIndex}" ,
INTEGER, "$actionType",
4 "${secPvcModeOid}.${nextVcatIndex}" ,
INTEGER, "$secPvcMode",
5
"${secPvcConnectionRoleOid}.${nextVcatIndex}" , INTEGER,
"$connectionRole",
6 "${secPvcUpdatePeriodOid}.${nextVcatIndex}"
, INTEGER, "$keyUpdatePer",
7 "${secPvcUpdateCountOid}.${nextVcatIndex}"
, INTEGER, "$keyUpdateCnt",
8 "${secPvcF5OAMOid}.${nextVcatIndex}" ,
INTEGER, "$F5status",
9# "${secPvcUpdateTimeOid}.${nextVcatIndex}" ,
OCTET_STRING, '# 0x0C 0x01' ]
10# "${secPvcUpdateTimeOid}.${nextVcatIndex}" ,
OCTET_STRING, "$keyUpdateTime" ]
11 "${secPvcRowStatusOid}.${nextVcatIndex}" ,
INTEGER, "4" ] );
The line with OCTET_STRING as the data type, is giving me grief.
According to the MIB definition, it should be in the form of # 0xHH
0xMM
Where HH and MM are hour and minutes in Hex format. My guess is that the
set-request is expecting a string but somehow PERL is passing it as ASCI
characters or ...
If I perform the set function from my SNMP MIB browser, it works fine.
When I comment line 9, executing the code will have $result variable set
to HASH(0x1e4d430)
If I don't comment line 9, $result will be set to "" (I think it returns
an empty string)
I can confirm that all other set-requests are done correctly using
get-request. Any idea's. I have spent the whole day on this and have
made progress. Please help me ( Pretty please with sugar on top)
Best regards
Bobby
