"Jatin Bodarya" writes:
> Hey guyz, above is my function to register INT instance...
>
> But I don't know hot to register Time,Octet string etc..
Look into the scalar helpers for how to register more generic types. It
takes a touch more work, but it's not that hard. It's less tricky to
wrap a
netsnmp_register_int_instance("cpuPercentUsage",
cpuPercentUsage_oid,
OID_LENGTH(cpuPercentUsage_oid),
&cpuPercentUsage,&handle_diskp);
Hey guyz, above is my function to register INT instan
On 11 November 2011 09:41, francisco moreno wrote:
> I tried your option, but the result is similar.
It's not been particularly clear as to exactly what problems you are seeing.
> I have saw the log file of "snmp master agentx" and its traces are:
>
> register_mib: unregistering SNMPv2-SMI::t
I have made a similar application as "subagent" example of net-snmp.
> > I trying register and unregister seven oids several times. The problem is
> > when I unregister the oids.
> > I think that my method is wrong:
> >
> > REGISTER OID
> > --
On 10 November 2011 16:23, francisco moreno wrote:
> I have made a similar application as "subagent" example of net-snmp.
> I trying register and unregister seven oids several times. The problem is
> when I unregister the oids.
> I think that my method is w
Hello
I have made a similar application as "subagent" example of net-snmp.
I trying register and unregister seven oids several times. The problem is
when I unregister the oids.
I think that my method is wrong:
REGISTER OID
--
netsnmp_handler_registrat
