2009/4/6 Harendra Pratap Singh <[email protected]>:
> operStatus OBJECT-TYPE
> SYNTAX TruthValue
If you are defining an object with the syntax TruthValue,
then this means that it takes the values
true(1)
or
false(2)
See the definition in SNMPv2-TC
> DESCRIPTION
> " This object reflects whether endpoint has been re-instated
> into service or is out of service. If the value of this
> object is 'up', service has been re-instated. If the
> value is down', it is out of service."
This description is misleading.
TruthValue takes values of 'true(1)' or 'false(2)'
> can't I substitute TruthValue with( INTEGER{ down(0), up(1) } ) instead of
> defining TEXTUAL-CONVENTION.
Yes
There are numerous examples of this in the standard MIBs.
(For example, ifType, ipForwarding, ipRouteType, ipRouteProto,
ipNetToMediaType, tcpRtoAlgorithm, tcpConnState,
egpNeighState, snmpEnableAuthenTraps
in RFC1213 alone).
Dave
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