On 9 November 2010 12:50, Manish Pohnekar
<manish.pohne...@info-spectrum.com> wrote:
> I really need to understand the question in details
> where I acn look the bits
> and defination
> as per #define statement one sourceaddress and another is target address
I'm not talking about the source code or #define statements
I'm asking about the MIB file that defines the objects that you are querying.
If you run "snmpwalk" or similar of these OIDs, then it should report
the results in the form:
SOME-MIB::someObject.1.2.3 = STRING: "some string"
There should then be a file called 'SOME-MIB' (or possibly 'SOME-MIB.txt')
This will contain a chunk starting "someObject", which is the MIB definition
of this particular MIB object.
That is the block which should describe how to display the results in a
sensible manner. What does that block look like?
Dave
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