> From: chandan [mailto:chandan.b...@globaledgesoft.com]
> Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 1:50 AM
> Consider the following MIB table definition:
>
> 1. TableIndex (integer)
> 2. TableAddrType (InetAddressType)
> 3. TableAddr (InetAddress)
> 4. TableRowStatus (Rowstatus)
>
> The following condition applies to each conceptual row of the table:
> "If TableRowStatus is set to Active, TableAddrType MUST not
> be modified".
>
> Consider the following conceptual row of the table
> 1. TableIndex = 1
> 2. TableAddrType = IPv4
> 3. TableAddr = Some valid IPv4 address
> 4. TableRowStatus = Active
>
> In this scenario should the following SET operation succeed or fail?
> snmpset TableAddrType.1=IPv6 TableAddr="some valid IPv6 address"
> TableRowStatus=NOT_IN_SERVICE.
Succeed. All varbinds in a set request should be treated as occuring
simultaneously. Therefore you must, in your prepare phase for the address,
always accept without regard to the status of the row, failing only in the
commit phase. Naturally, you need to have rollback handlers for all your
objects.
I'm not completely sure I'm using the correct terminology for net-snmp.
HTH,
Mike
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