On Thu, 19 May 2005 19:37:56 -0400 Friedman, wrote:
FBA> We are trying to get the Cisco MIBs compiled using net-snmp stack in order
FBA> to have our management system support Cisco devices. [...]
FBA>
FBA> Too many textual conventions (INTEGER): At line 116 in [...]
FBA>
FBA> Someone with experience in MIB compilation using this stack thinks that
FBA> there maybe a hard limit of 1000 textual conventions in the stack and we
FBA> are exceeding that limit. Is it true?
The limit is 4096, and it is defined in snmplib/parse.c. Increase MAXTC for a
higher limit. Or, hack up the code to do dynamic allocation (and submit a
patch).
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