On 23/03/07, Clement Hsu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dot11GroupAddressesEntry OBJECT-TYPE
> INDEX { ifIndex,
> dot11GroupAddressesIndex}
> ::= { dot11GroupAddressesTable 1 }
> When I perform snmpwork, I got the following result:
>
> IEEE802dot11-MIB::dot11GroupAddressesStatus.1.0 = INTEGER: active(1)
> IEEE802dot11-MIB::dot11GroupAddressesStatus.2.0 = INTEGER: active(1)
> IEEE802dot11-MIB::dot11GroupAddressesStatus.3.0 = INTEGER: active(1)
> IEEE802dot11-MIB::dot11GroupAddressesStatus.4.0 = INTEGER: active(1)
Yes - that looks reasonable.
> but the exact result should be
>
> IEEE802dot11-MIB::dot11GroupAddressesStatus.1 = INTEGER: active(1)
> IEEE802dot11-MIB::dot11GroupAddressesStatus.2 = INTEGER: active(1)
> IEEE802dot11-MIB::dot11GroupAddressesStatus.3 = INTEGER: active(1)
> IEEE802dot11-MIB::dot11GroupAddressesStatus.4 = INTEGER: active(1)
No it shouldn't.
Look at the definition of dot11GroupAddressesEntry, in particular the INDEX
clause. There are two objects listed here, so this table takes two index
values (exactly as you're seeing).
What makes you think that there should only be one?
Dave
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