On 10 January 2013 14:38, Felipe Augusto de Souza <fel.aso...@gmail.com> wrote:
> However, I have been trying to set a structure which is intended to be a
> command with two paramaters (actually, two integers), but I always need to
> be sent together.
>
> I am trying to do like this:
>
> Command ::= SEQUENCE {
> commandNumber Integer32,
> secondsOfCommand Integer32
> }
No - that won't work. It's not valid SMI.
Remember, SNMP is the *Simple* Network Management Protocol.
In particular, it doesn't use full ASN.1 to define data - it uses a
simplified subset ('SMI')
One of the simplifications that has been made is to omit any
form of structure (other than tables). So SEQUENCE is not
a valid element within a MIB module.
> imposeCommand OBJECT-TYPE
> SYNTAX Command
> MAX-ACCESS read-write
> STATUS mandatory
> DESCRIPTION
> ""
> ::= {Test 1 }
>
> It is not working.
You would need to define two separate MIB objects,
and document within the DESCRIPTION clauses
that they must always be accessed/updated together.
Or else define a table, indexed by commandNumber,
with commandSeconds as an (accessible) column.
> How I can make this variables be set together ? Only by defining a PDU error
> in my application ?
See above
> Is Sequence only for define a row in a table ?
Yes
Dave
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