Hi, thanks for the reply, but i have a question on this,
This looks like i am giving extra work to the user who is giving the SNMP SET command, is this right? If he wants to set an IP address, he has convert it to network byte order and then give it in binary string.
the data type InetAddress is [octet string of 0 to 255 length], the agent can covert this to network byte order and store it in the binary string, is this correct behavior or not?
when the user is given like snmpset ..... localhost b.1 s "192.16.10.14 " I don;t the things. -- Regards, Venkat Dave Shield wrote:
2009/8/12 venkatgiri <[email protected]>:xyz::= SEQUENCE { a InetAddressType, MAX-ACCESS read-create b InetAddress, MAX-ACCESS read-create d RowStatus, MAX-ACCESS read-create } If SNMP SET command given for the object "b", then what data type i should use.2. snmpset ......localhost b.1 x oxco100a16That looks like the most appropriate syntax, since InetAddress is a binary string type. Dave
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