Is there a standard type "Unsigned64" or "Interger64" that holds 64
bits?
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Naama Bar Menachem
SW Eng.
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Hi,
i still using NET-SNMP version 5.6.1.
I wrote a dynamic Module which contains some tables with integer counter
values which will be
initialised on startup of snmpd.
Only one specific threading application write into the tables via snmpset
requests and increments the integer values within the
"Naama Bar Menachem" writes:
> Is there a standard type "Unsigned64" or "Interger64" that holds 64
> bits?
No, there was some temporary work done in this area that Net-SNMP
supports but most implementations don't.
The standards world actually reuses a counter64 datatype as a 64 bit
(read-only)
helcio silva writes:
>I've found some pages learning how to create either scalar
> variables or static tables. But I want to create rows dynamically, and
> performs another tasks. Where can I find info about to extend snmpd in
> order to to those things?
The tutorials actually do cover writa
Mahmoud Momtazpour writes:
> Does anyone know how to debug it when snmptrap and snmptrapd do not
> work? snmptrapd doesn't show anything! this is my 3rd post, but no one
> seems to be interested to help.
You'd need to describe what you're doing before we could help. Have you
configured snmptr
Hrvoje Prgeša writes:
> Does net-snmp (or any net-snmp open source based project) currently
> contains any simple means to "fully" simulate a SNMP enabled
> device/MIB?
I've always had this "emulator" project in the back of my mind, but have
never found anyone willing to donate the money to my c
Net-SNMP 5.7.2.rc1 is now available for testing (and actually, ahem, it
has been for a number of days now). Please give it a whirl and let us
know how it works on your system.
http://www.net-snmp.org/download.html
If you have patches to suggest before the final release, please post
them to ht
