2009/6/5 Vincent Bernat <ber...@luffy.cx>:
> I don't quite understand the rule to apply when an OCTET STRING is used
> as an index of a table. It seems that when several string are used as
> index, each string should be prefixed by its length (when converting to
> an OID). However, when the string comes in last position, no length is
> needed. What is the precise rule for all this?
See RFC 2578, Section 7.7
> { OCTET STRING, OCTET STRING } -> each string prefixed with length
First yes - second, depends on the MIB definition
> { INTEGER, OCTET STRING } -> no length
Depends on the MIB definition
> { OCTET STRING, INTEGER } -> length needed ?
Yes
Dave
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