On Thu, 1 Jun 2006 10:08:32 +0800 livia wrote:
LX> Firstly, thank you very much for your help!
LX> In fact, my table's index mac address is a fixed length of 6. For example,
LX> if the mac address string is "ABCDEF", I want to print them with the
LX> following format:
LX> A:B:C:D:E:F.
LX> Sorry, I don't know whether I have expressed myself clearly. It looks like
LX> IPADDRESS, but the length is 6.
What does the MIB definition for the object look like?
LX> =x; It means that I can get the first three characters.
LX> I am sorry I don't understand your meanings well. Do you mean if my
LX> variable is a fixed string, I can set the type as ASN_OCTET_STR with
LX> 5.3.1.pre3 ? Thanks again.
No, you'll still need to use implied.
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