I have fixed my problem :) In fact, there is a dependency between the parameters in the row. I knew that but I was unable to know how to do to set the parameters.
I just did an snmpset with all the parameters I want in the same command, like : snmpset -c private -v 2c 10.0.0.1 rbQoSProfileType.29 i 1 > rbQoSProfileName.29 s test rbQoSProfileTime.29 i 1 rbQoSProfileParam1.29 u > 1000 > And now it works :) Thank you all for helping ;) François 2009/7/17 Dave Shield <d.t.shi...@liverpool.ac.uk> > 2009/7/17 François Dumont <francoisdumon...@gmail.com>: > > I thought my problem was in my python script or in the python library my > > script uses, but I think this is a general problem (because it also > happens > > with a simple snmpset in command shell). > > If it fails with a "snmpset" command, then it sounds like the problem > is with the code that implements this particular MIB object. > > That's not something we can really help you with. > You'll need to talk to the vendor who supplied this MIB module. > > If it's trying to run "undo" when you're only assigning one varbind, > then something is definitely wrong with the MIB implementation. > The *only* time it should be running "undo", is when there are two > or more assignments, and one of them fails. > And "undoFailed" is a very serious error - the module implementor > should really be trying to avoid this at all costs. > > Dave >
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