d this capabilities of their of parsing the OID
> output.
>
> Maybe I haven't sought the Internet in the right way.
>
> Do you perhaps have an example or a web-page where I can read of this
> specific MIBs that parse the OID value and learn from it?
>
> Many thanks in advan
A MIB writer can define a new type.
We do that a lot.
On Friday, 13 May 2016, alessandro macuz wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I tried to search the Internet for my answer but I don't seem to find it.
>
> At my company we have an appliance that for some OIDs it doesn't return an
> integer calue that can
trings obviously.
changing it to entry->myIndex_len does the trick.
On Wed, Feb 11, 2015 at 11:35 AM, Mattias Barthel
wrote:
> I tried to do the same with an Unsigned32 index. And this worked fine.
>
> ENDPOINT-MGMT-MIB::endpointMgmtSEPIndex.1 = Gauge32: 1
> ENDPOINT-MGMT-MIB::e
: Actuator-2
ENDPOINT-MGMT-MIB::endpointMgmtSEPState.1 = INTEGER: disconnected(1)
ENDPOINT-MGMT-MIB::endpointMgmtSEPState.2 = INTEGER: connected(2)
Are stringed indices supported?
If so, is there something I might be missing?
On Tue, Feb 10, 2015 at 7:03 PM, Mattias Barthel
wrote:
> Hey,
>
&g
Hey,
>From a mail conversation dug up from 2006,
I am trying to do exactly what Qiang was doing, namely initialise the table
just to test the mechanism.
My table has an OCTET_STRING as index.
I have this code:
char *name, *endPointSEPName = "Endpoint-%d";
int i;
/* Initialise
Hi,
I am going to create mib tables the are populated from a database.
Would the iterate config style be the best fitted to use from mib2c?
Thanks!
Mattias
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