Hi.
ujjwal wrote:
I think so. You should be able to change this beahviour by changing the env. vars MIBS and MIBDIRS: you can have a try.Hi,
I am writing the new mib which contains multiple tables. What I observed is if my table contains some column name (say ifIndex) which matches with column from some standard mib, mib2c is using the column from the standard mib and not my mib. Is it that snmp libraries are doing the flat global parsing ?
Is there any rule that all the names should be unique across all the mibs ? I am expecting my column names will be used in context of my table.
The rule exists and I STRONGLY suggest you to respect it.
RFC3512:
Object descriptors (the "human readable names" assigned to object identifiers [2]) defined in standard MIB modules should be unique across all MIB modules. Generally, a prefix is added to each managed object that can help reference the MIB module it was defined in. For example, the IF-MIB uses "if" prefix for descriptors of object types such as ifTable, ifStackTable and so forth.
So, in your module you should use something like ujjIndex, not ifIndex.
Thanks, Ujjwal
Hope it works,
gn
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