On 27/04/07, Reza Salehi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> About this part of your E-mail:
>
> >>Normally, this buffer would be updated automatically
> as part of the normal operation of the subsystem.
>
> Could you give an example of this? Are they using timer for
> updating the buffer?
> What
Thanks a lot Dave for your complete explanation.It was very informative.
I was not using Varbind to update the variable and you mentioned this is my
problem.
I am using Snmp-instance to register a int or String as you said I will
replace it with snmp-scalar.
About this part of your E-
On 25/04/07, Reza Salehi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using
> netsnmp_register_int_instant(..,..,..,..My_handler)
I presume you mean 'netsnmp_register_int_instance()'
The basic idea of this particular helper is that you're
telling the agent:
"Here's an integer variable. Watch it, and w
Thanks Dave.
I am using netsnmp_register_int_instant(..,..,..,..My_handler)
then
My_handler(,,netsnmp_agent_request_info *reqinfo,...)
then
case( reqinfo->mode).
is this the right way?
Regards,
Reza
Note: forwarded message attached.
On 25/04/07, Reza Salehi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using handler when I register my MIB but it seems agent upon
> receiving request(snmpget or walk) first send response back with current
> data and then goes to handler which over there I am updating my data.
No - that's not how the agent
Hi All,
Is there anyway that I can update my MIB data upon receiving a
request(snmpget and walk) and send result back in the same response?
I am using handler when I register my MIB but it seems agent upon receiving
request(snmpget or walk) first send response back with current data
