On Sun, 2006-01-22 at 00:16 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have to send getbulk response for a table which has index
> MacAddress type. I am using net-snmp-5.2.1 in linux.
> I am putting the column name ( MIB-NAME::myColumn ) appended
> with index mac address into one string
How is this object defined?
> sample snmpbulkget request response;
>
> MY-MIB::myColumn."..K~``"=123
> How i can send tha MacAddress type values as a index, which can
> display MacAddress in the response as
>
> MY-MIB::myColumn.'00:11:22:33:44:55"=123
It's almost certainly the case that the index values are being
returned correctly, and it's just that the Net-SNMP library
doesn't know how to display them in the form you expect.
The quick-n-dirty approach would be to use the command option
'-Ob' to snmpbulkget (or any other command-line tool). This
will display the raw index values, rather than trying to guess
how best to display them.
$ snmpgetnext .... MY-MIB::myColumn
MY-MIB::myColumn."..K~``"=123
$ snmpgetnext -Ob .... MY-MIB::myColumn
MY-MIB::myColumn.0.17.34.51.68.85=123
That's not quite the output you were looking for (decimal
rather than hex values, and dot-separated rather than
using colons). But at least the values are recognisable.
> Since it is very critical for the product, Please help me if you
> have any idea on this Immediatly. ( I had gone throug standard i had
> tried lot of other ways, still i am getting the same output ). Please
> help me on this to solve this.
This may have be urgent for you, but:
- I do *NOT* respond well to being bombarded with
duplicate requests. Sending me a private copy
of the same message, as well as Cc:ing me on the
mailing list version, is at least one too many.
- I do not typically work weekends.
(Or at least, only when *I* choose to do so).
And Net-SNMP activity during the week has to fit
around my other (paid) work.
If this problem is really so very urgent for you, then I
suggest that you consider employing an SNMP consultant
(and paying them appropriately). If you are expecting
assistance for free, then you will need to cultivate a
little patience.
Dave
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