Hi ALL,
Thanks for your reply Dave.
>> Whenthe 'U' is used to represent the set variable type (snmpset -v2c
>> -cpublic
>> localhost MY-MIB::Variable.1 U 1234 ) the variable type sent in the SNMP SET
>> request is ASN_OPAQUE
>That is correct.
>The type 'U' indicates the (non-standard) type "Unsigned64",
>which is implemented as an Opaque-wrapped type.
>> whereas the variable type for COUNTER64 is ASN_COUNTER64.
>The type character for Counter64 is 'C', not 'U'
OK
>But please note that it is not valid to define a Counter or Counter64
>object with write-access, and hence these types cannot be used with
>a SET request. See RFC 2578, sections 7.1.6 & 7.1.10
But I need to define an object of "Unsigned64" type with read-write access. I
did not find any SYNTAX notation other than "Counter64" which serves this
purpose. Kindly let me know if there is any other standard SYNTAX notation
which I can use to represent an object of unsigned 64-bit type with read-write
access.
Thanks and Regards,
Lucky
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