On 28 Sep 2004 12:26:09 +0530 Sasikumar wrote:
SB> The code use to implement this 8 bit value is as follows(Thhis is not
SB> the complete code only the part which handles bits is shown).
SB>
SB> iVal = atoi(cVal);/*cVal is the value given by th server in string
SB> *form
SB> */
SB> strVal[0] = iVal;/*
SB> * strVal is the character array of size 1
SB> */
SB> /*
SB> *If the iVal is 1 then the value set is 00000001
SB> *If the iVal is 3 then the value set is 00000011
SB> */
SB> snmp_set_var_typed_value(var, ASN_OCTET_STR,
SB> (u_char *)strVal,
SB> strlen(cVal)*sizeof(u_char)
SB> );
SNMP BITS are actually reversed. See
SNMP BITS are actually reversed, so 1 would be '10000000'. If the first 9 bits
were set, then you would have an 2 bytes, '11111111' and '10000000'.
http://www.net-snmp.org/faqs/rstory/#bits
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