Dave Shield schrieb:
Very nearly.
The one thing that seems wrong is the ordering of the indexes
in the camTable:
satEntry OBJECT-TYPE
INDEX { satIndex }
::= { satTable 1 }
camEntry OBJECT-TYPE
INDEX { camIndex, satIndex }
::= { camTable 1 }
You probably want to index this table by {satIndex, camIndex}
which will group all the cameras on one satellite together.
(rather than having the first camera on each satellite,
followed by the second camera on each satellite, etc, etc)
Ok.
That's the problem.
The MfD mib2c framework can only handle generating the code for
one table at a time. You'll need to run mib2c *twice* - once
with 'satTable' and once with 'camTable'
It works! Thank you very much!
BTW, does anyone know a manager program that show me the two indexes as
a table within a table?
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