On Fri, 2006-02-24 at 07:34 -0500, Dominique bastien wrote:
> I want to implement the dot3 MIB (RFC3635) and MAU-MIB
> (RFC3636) inside netSNMP, but I current face the
> problem of using mib2c. I found some tutorial page but
> they always talking about one node at the time.
That's not correct.
The code generated by mib2c can probably only handle one
*table* at a time (depending on which mib2c config you
choose), but it's normal to have several different MIB
objects implemented in the same file.
It's also usually possible to combine two or more tables
within a single text file by manually merging the output.
We tend to stick with one table per file, as it's simpler
to maintain that way. But certain closely linked tables are
sometimes combined into one file (e.g. hrSWRun/hrSWRunPerf)
> I try this:
>
> env MIBS="+EtherLike-MIB"
> mib2c -c mib2c.scalar.conf dot3StatsIndex
Two problems:
a) dot3StatsIndex is part of a table (dot3StatsTable),
not a scalar object, so using mib2c.scalar.conf
is not appropriate.
b) When generating code for implementing a table,
it's necessary to start at the root of that table
(at the very least)
env MIBS="+EtherLike-MIB"
mib2c -c mib2c.XXX.conf dot3StatsTable
where XXX indicates the style of table that you want to use.
See the FAQ for guidance.
Dave
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