I am designing my first MIB and have defined a Table (ie: UsedInterfacesTable)
which holds all information relating to used interfaces. If there are no used
interfaces then this table will not get populated.
I am wondering what happens when a SNMP query is performed on this table? I
am pretty sure Net-SNMP logic will not be able to determine whether the data in
the table is real or not, so must I add another row field to the table
indicating whether the row data is valid or not?
I am just wondering whether this approach is something which must be done in
order not to return junk row data when the table has not be populated at
all. Perhaps I do not have to define a new row entry in the MIB definition
but can define it only in the SNMP code logic itself?
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